The fact that Germany is in dire need of professionals is no longer a secret. Other than importing professionals, a simpler option is to recognise Read More
Dear Compatriots, fellow Kenyans, I wish to inform you that the Kenya Embassy Berlin is organizing a Kenyan Diaspora Day on 10th May, 2014, in Frankfurt (am Main), as Read More
Dr. Mary Asiyo-Vogel came to Germany in 1992, after practising medicine in Kenya. In most cases you’d expect a foreigner to drop any hopes of Read More
It is with deep regret that we announce the passing of Assumpta Wangui Macharia-Dünnhaupt, who took her last breath on Wednesday this week (26.03.2014). She Read More
Depending on who you ask, the ranking of the most expensive University towns ranges. In this article, I share the figures from the Süddeutsche Zeitung, Read More
The wind farm which had been due to start generating power in June 2011 but the project suffered a major blow and lost some credibility Read More
“Duldung” – a noun that comes from the word “Dulden” meaning endure or tolerate. A duldung, is a visa given to people the German immigration Read More
Selline Korir, the Executive Director of the Rural Women’s Peace Link has been named this year’s recipient of the 2014 Mietek Pemper Award of Augsburg University Read More
Germany has been encouraging the learning of German especially in East Africa for quite some time. They offer annual Summer school trips to high school Read More
A word or a handshake is enough to seal a deal from buying a car, a lease or employment. These agreements don’t have to be Read More
You would expect for a country who is Vaterland to one of the most powerful woman on earth and has majority of cabinet positions taken Read More
