Month: September 2017
Bundestagswahl 2017 Summary
Kwani jana kulienda aje? If you’re still wondering, here’s a recap. Yesterday was election day in DE. 61,5 Million people in Germany were called out Read More
A Kenyan lady in the UK Looking for Brother Who Went Missing in Germany
Margaret Mwangi, a middle-aged Kenyan woman living in Cornwall United Kingdom is desperate to find her missing brother, who is said to have arrived in Read More
Kenyan Suspected of Murdering Pregnant Girlfriend
A Kenyan man has been arrested in Enschede, and accused of the murder of famous salsa dancer from the same city. Police suspect the murder Read More
Kenyan Shares on Being an Afrika Kommt Fellow at Böhringer Ingelheim
As one of the founding members of “Afrika kommt!”, Boehringer Ingelheim has been sponsoring this initiative involving the application process of talents from Sub-Saharan countries Read More
Call for Applications: DAAD Research Grants
DAAD research grants provide young foreign academics and scientists with an opportunity to carry out research and continue their education in Germany. There are funding Read More
UN-Habitat Youth Photography Competition: Win Trip to the Climate Change Conference (COP-23) in Bonn
Here is your opportunity to add your voice to the foremost conference on climate change, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change’s 23rd Conference of Read More
Teaching African Languages While Creating a World African Children Can Find Themselves In
Fitsame Teferra an accomplished Ethiopian publisher of children’s books is making reading stories a pleasant adventure for kids of African descent born here in Germany. Read More
Murder Trial for Kenyan Lady in Ebersdorf Extended
The murder trail involving a Kenyan lady accused of colluding with her ex-lover to have her husband killed has been extended further, with the judgment Read More
New Laws and Regulations September 2017
It’s three months to Christmas, how are the new year resolutions coming along? Whatever the case, this month comes with the following new laws and Read More