Kenya Increases Passport Fees for Diasporans
The Kenyan government has decided to increase the fees paid by diasporans seeking to renew their passports. The new changes announced by Interior CS Fred Read More
Month: February 2018
“The Butterfly Wings”- Transforming Pain to Power
She is an artist, a writer and an advocate against Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) but before she becameall this, Ntailan Lolkoki had toovercome her childhood Read More
An online job market for Refugees
Two Communication Design graduates David Jacob, and Philip Kühn’s unique website Workeer.de is the first ever training and job market for refugees in Germany. The Read More
Love Affair with Lingering Scents: Kenyan Pilot Turned Perfumer Shares on Producing Perfumes in Germany for the Kenyan Market
As Valentines approaches, Geraldine Waruguru is celebrating a love affair with fragrances and perfumes. “You cannot kill a breeze, a wind, a fragrance. You cannot Read More
Kenyan Scholars in Germany Gather in Weingarten to Talk About Unity and National Identity
The annual Kenyan seminar was held in Weingarten, Ravensburg in the outskirts of Stuttgart. The forum brings together Kenyan scholars, professionals and Germans in Germany Read More
Call for Applications for the BFD Program at Friends of Waldorf Education
As a free educational institution, the German organisation Friends of Waldorf Education acts as broker to arrange for volunteer community service in all of Germany Read More
Tips on Getting the New Kenyan ePassport and the Nightmare it has Become Getting One
So someone in government came up with the amazing idea to issue ePassport, they’re all the range, all countries around the world are all getting Read More
Kenyan Activist Leads Campaign to Rename Pharmacies with Racist Brand Names
Kenyan activist and Africa representative in the KAV in Frankfurt, Virginia Wangari Greiner, has stirred up a discussion in the state of Hesse that few Read More
