An Open Letter to Prosieben for Their Racist and Colonial Portrayal of Tanzania
When RTL started their show “Wild Girls – Auf High Heels durch Afrika”, protests came up from all quarters and the show had to be Read More
Category: Life
Inheriting a Rented Apartment – What you need to know
A short interview was carried out by the WAZ with Kati Selle a Tenancy and Residential Property Lawyer in Berlin; Jörn-Peter Jurgens from the Association Read More
Kenyan Asylum Seeker Complains of Supermarkets Keeping Change
Mary Karanja a 24 year old asylum seeker was recently shopping at an Edeka in Hannover, her receipt reads €6.98. Unfortunately, she doesn’t have cash Read More
Update on Cliff Oase (Kenyan Who Drowned in Neuburg)
Last week, I posted an article on a Kenyan who had drowned in Neuburg and called on Kenyans to help locate his family. As always Read More
Kenyan Misses tz Wiesn-Madl 2013 Title
You might know her as the Kenyan lady dating the German ski champion or the Kenyan in a Schlager video or simply as Pauline a Read More
Kenyan in Germany Requesting for Prayers and Help
A Kenyan from Köln known to many as Rachel, is requesting for prayers and help from the Kenyan community during this very trying and difficult Read More
Kenyan Student Drowns in Seerhein
The 23 year old Kenyan student had gone out to friends on Sunday afternoon (18th Aug) at the Taubenhaus in Seerheim where he got into the Read More
Partner Pass – Identify Who Acts as Your Next of Kin In Case of Emergency
By law your next of kin is usually your parents or spouse. For some people without parents but have a partner they aren’t ready to Read More
Kenyan Drowns in Neuburg a.d. Donau – Looking for the Next of Kin
The young man known to the Kenyans in Neuburg an der Donau as Cliff Oase, had gone out to chill out at the River Donau Read More
Drinking Beer in Public Banned in Cologne from 1st September
From 1st Septemeber, drinking beer openly from a beer bottle in U-Bahnhofs in Cologne will get you paying a €40 fine. Köln becomes the first Read More
Abolish or Optimise Detention Camps for Deportees?
According to a report presented to the TAZ from the Internal Ministry in Postdam, it seems a discussion is brewing on how to save money Read More
115 – Guiding Through the Offices Jungle in Germany, People Abusing it
The thought of trying to find an office responsible for something can be a nightmare in Germany considering there are over a million offices and Read More
Discrimination – a „Normal“ Occurrence in Germany
The Federal Anti-Discrimination Agency last week published a 450 page study “Discrimination in German Learning Institutions and at Work” (Diskriminierung im Bildungsbereich und im Arbeitsleben) Read More
Disco to Pay Migrant for Denying Him Entry to the Club
A disco in Hannover which is known not to allow male foreigners in, was taken to court when they refused to allow a young man Read More
Would a Kenyan Politician do this for Re-Election?
It’s election time in Germany and Norway. This coming September sees both countries go to the polls. The heads of government in both countries have Read More
Who Decides What is Racist?
We’ve had stories from racist attacks to racial discrimination but in those discussions people always try to look at the situation in a different light Read More
How Does a 17 Year Old Kenyan Become a Refugee in Germany?
Her name is Lina Samba, she’s 17years old and lives in Berlin. She doesn’t explain how she got to Berlin but says it was a Read More
Amount Paid to the Social Pension (Renteversicherung) to Reduce from 18.9% to 18.4% in 2014
During the 1st half calculations, the federal office found that employers and employees have been excess amounts into the Social Pension fund. It is expected Read More
Quality Control in NRW Schools to be Changed
The Ministry of Education in NRW is contemplating doing away with the random quality control of schools within the State. Apparently, they want to avoid Read More
Germany is Open to ALL Foreigners……With Degrees
Germany is sending out officials all over the place to encourage professionals to move to Germany. Most Ministers are busy making statements on “Foreigners being Read More