Tag: Statistics
Who Quarrel the Most in Germany?
I think my greatest shock in Germany must have been the constant squabbling and screaming when Germans get angry. Damn, someone will be perfectly normal Read More
Number of Kenyans in Germany and Their Location 2012
I tried to analyse the number of Kenyans in Germany last time and wrote: How Many Kenyans are in Germany and What do they do? Read More
Ten Most Toxic Places on Earth – Three from Africa
Agbogbloshie, in Accra, Ghana, is the second largest e-waste processing area in West Africa. E-waste, or electronic waste, is a broad term referring to a Read More
HIV Infection Rates in Germany Increasing: Most Don’t Know Their Status
According to a report released by the Robert Koch Institute, the number of people living in Germany being infected with HIV has continued to increase Read More
Social environment affects children’s language – not migration
241 Kindergartens and child care institutions were investigated by the Instituts für Arbeit und Qualifikation (IAQ) of the Uni Duisburg-Essen to find out what influences a Read More
How Much do Engineers in Germany Earn?
There are many factors that affect how much Engineers earn in Germany, from the type of degree to gender and function. Below are how some Read More
Not All Employees Are Entitled to Christmas Allowances
The festive season is here and most people are looking forward to enjoy the time with family, the food and for others the Christmas allowance. Read More
Happiness Index in Germany: Where/Who are the Happiest?
A new study by the Deutsche Post showed that migrants living in Germany are the happiest group in Germany, with many being very optimistic about Read More
How Much do Doctors in Germany Earn?
Doctors remain the most respected profession not only internationally but also in Germany (Read: Most Respected Professions in Germany). Their pay is also one of Read More
3 German and Only One African Airlines Make it to the Safest in the World
A new study has created a list of the safest Airlines in the world. Three German Airlines made it to the list but only one Read More
Professions with an Aging Workforce in Germany
A recent study titled Berufe im Demografischen Wandel by the Geschäftsstelle der Initiative Neue Qualität der Arbeit (INQA) sponsored by the Bundesanstalt für Arbeitsschutz und Arbeitsmedizin (BAuA) Read More
Young Migrant Women Should Expand Their Ausbildung Horizon
Young women with a migration background have higher academic expectations and have better grades than young men with a migration background but their chances of proceeding and Read More
Which is the Laziest City in Germany?
The report has been shot down as non-sensical, but the Austrian Professor, Gerald Hörhan, holds to his findings in the report and declares “Munich is the Read More
Academic Qualifications Remain the Best Insurance Against Unemployment
The unemployment rates in Germany have been going down considerable apart from in regard to the uneducated. The uneducated remain to have a very high Read More
Rich People Live Longer Than Poor People in Germany, and the Reasons Why
The Max Planck Institute for demographic research recently released a report that showed that poor people died younger than rich people in Germany. The Read More
Can Education Eradicate Racism?
If you haven’t heard, UN has come out strongly demanding that the dutch stop their age old tradition of painting themselves black right before Christmas, Read More
Is the German Education System Superior?
Its apprenticeship scheme is praised around the world, but its universities struggle to compete internationally and a sixth of adults have the reading age of Read More
Multilingualism for the First Generation Diasporan
African languages are fast losing their grasp of their children. Very few young Africans speak native African languages anymore, especially those born in urban centers. Read More
Number of People in Germany Taking Up Second Jobs Doubles
A report released by the Free Press in Chemnitz, showed that more than 2.66million people in Germany were working 2 jobs in 2012. The report Read More