Rights to Employment for Asylum Seekers (Refugees) in Germany
Kenya might be known as the “stability anchor” of Africa, but that doesn’t stop Kenyans from seeking asylum in other countries. In Germany especially, we Read More
Category: Laws
German Businessman Awarded Sh.1M Over Unlawful Account Freeze by the Kenyan Police
A German businessman with businesses in Kenya has been awarded a million Kenya shillings as compensation for his accounts being unlawfully frozen by the Kenyan Read More
Tips on Reducing the Taxable Income and Amount of Taxes you Pay from your Tax Declaration
Most of us avoid doing our tax declaration thinking we might be forced to pay back huge sums. Surprisingly, the probability of you having to Read More
Road Rules to Remember as You Travel Within Europe
The holiday season is coming and most will be driving around Europe. To make sure you are on the right side of the law, here Read More
Use of False Information at the German Embassy in Nairobi and in Germany
Use of fake documents and providing false information is punishable by both Kenyan (Chapter 63 of the Penal Code Division 7) and German law ( Read More
Niederlassungserlaubnis (Permanent Residence Permit): What do you Need to Get One?
The Niederlassungserlaubnis (permanent Residence permit) is a permit that allows foreigners from non-EU states to live and work freely in Germany. It’s also referred to Read More
Integrationsratswahlen: What is it? Who can Take Part?
The Integrationsrat elections are coming up soon in NRW, May 25th, to be exact. To understand what that is and why you should take part, Read More
Laws Governing Parental Leave (Elternzeit) and Protection of Working Mothers (Mutterschutz) in Germany
Most companies consider employing women a risk, mainly because women get pregnant and take paid maternity leave. Some companies will either avoid employing women, give Read More
Child Support: Who Pays for a Child’s Education?
Most times you meet men who’ve been forced to pay child support, many will be quick to call it “theft”. Well, prepare yourselves because the Read More
5 Tips To Getting Your Money Faster From Your Tax Declaration
Doing your tax declaration is no one’s idea of fun, but it’s helpful to do so. Most of us assume doing the tax declaration will Read More
New Point Sytem at Flensburg and other New Traffic Rules From May 1st
The one law coming into practice this month is the conversion of the Flensburg point system and this is causing some people sleepless nights. So Read More
Information on Parental Benefit (Elterngeld) in Germany
Parental benefit is an important source of support for families in the first twelve (or fourteen) months of their child’s life. The benefit cushions the Read More
Hackers Manipulate the German Embassy Website and Sell Appointments for $5000
A few years ago the German Foreign Office (Auswärtiges Amt) introduced a new software for all its embassies and foreign missions. The new software was Read More
Germany Allows Dual Citizenship for Kids BUT With a Caveat
Well, after the elections last year, it took months before the CDU/CSU could finally get a party willing to partner with them and form a Read More
Kenyan Woman in Köln in Court For Attempted Manslaughter of Her Daughter
A Kenyan Woman identified as Elizabeth W. was in court on Thursday over trying to kill her daughter. The 34 year old mother of two Read More