For the third exchange in the "Go Africa... Go Germany..." series, a qualified group of 12 African and 12 German students has successfully completed "Go Africa... Go Germany 2009/10" in Germany, Belgium, Ghana, and Nigeria and enjoyed interesting excursions, discussed actual topics and met high-ranking personalities throughout the programme.
In this Common Paper, the participants tried to find out how a German-African partnership can address challenges affecting youth in Germany and Africa. After an analysis of the main characteristics and trends in the field of youth policies in Germany and West African countries, we propose a series of recommendations for their improvement. Weiter...
The Federal Agency for Civic Education is granting fellowships to students and young graduates enabling them to take part in a four-week seminar to be held in August 2009 and in February 2010, with one two-week seminar being held in Germany/Belgium and the other two-week seminar being held in Ghana/Nigeria. Weiter...
After getting a first impression of Lagos, a city with 18 Mio. inhabitants (bigger than 23 African states), the smallest state of Nigeria in terms of area, 224 cars per kilometer and, compared to that, insufficient infrastructure. In the morning we listened to a panel, which addressed exactly these issues. Weiter...
Impressions of the reception of the participants and the project team of Go Africa... Go Germany 2009/10 at the residence of the president of Ghana, John Evans Atta Mills, in Accra on the 12th of March 2010. Weiter...
Wednesday, 26 August: Today we were all received by the Federal President Horst Köhler at Bellevue Palace. Weiter...
The programme of the African part of Go Africa... Go Germany 2009/10 is now available. The 24 African and German fellowship holders will meet on 11 March in Accra, Ghana.
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Accra, March 12, GNA - President John Evans Atta Mills on Friday received Dr. Mohamed "Mo" Ibrahim, Founder of Mo Ibrahim Foundation, at the Osu Castle in Accra, and stressed the need for the use of political power to improve the quality of life of the people. Weiter...
President John Evans Atta Mills has received Dr. Mohamed "Mo" Ibrahim, Founder of Mo Ibrahim Foundation, at the Osu Castle in Accra, and stressed the need for the use of political power to improve the quality of life of the people. Weiter...
Visit our account on twitter and follow us through our journey through Germany and Belgium! Weiter...
