Tips for Kenyan Professionals Planning to Return Home
A 2012 survey by pan-African private equity firm Jacana Partners more than three in four African students at the top 10 American and European business schools said Read More
Month: June 2014
Kenyan Becomes the First African Appointed as Chronicler of Bayreuth
A Kenyan scholar, Dr. Tom Odhiambo, was appointed the ‘town chronicler’ of Bayreuth city, a revered title in the German tradition and urban cultural dynamics. He Read More
Kenyan-Belgian Playing for the Belgium Team in the World Cup
You might have seen him play for the Belgium team in the game against Algeria, the name sounds Kenyan but he’s playing for Belgium. If Read More
Immigrant vs Expartriate: What is the Difference?
Officially the German word “Expatriate”, which comes, obviously enough, from the Latin (ex – out of and patria – fatherland) is used to refer to Read More
Professions Where Employees Earn Less than €8,50 an Hour
According to a report released by the Zentrums für Europäische Wirtschaftsforschung (ZEW), older people in some industries are more affected by lack of a set minimum Read More
Germany Scholarships (Deutschland Stipendium)
The Germany Scholarship supports highly talented students at all participating universities in Germany. The scholarship is awarded without consideration of one’s nationality nor personal or Read More
Converting Foreign (Kenyan) Vocational Qualifications to a German Equivalent
You might have read the story of the Kenyan who became the First African to have their Kenyan qualification certified as equivalent to a German Read More
Job Rules that most people have Broken
Although most of these are not allowed at the work place, an employee cannot be fired based on one incident. Breaking these regulations may earn Read More
Cities with the Most Active ICT Scene in Germany
Munich beat London and Paris to carry the lead as the IT Start-Up hub in Europe. Surprisingly, Berlin wasn’t at the top, albeit being Read More