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Germany To Begin Recruitment From Kenya For Drivers, Computer Repairers, Others—-In a groundbreaking move to address its labour shortage, Germany has struck a deal with Kenya to recruit 250,000 skilled workers, including bus drivers and computer repair specialists.

The agreement, signed on Friday between the German and Kenyan governments, also includes measures to streamline the repatriation of undocumented Kenyan immigrants.

As part of the country’s strategy to tackle its aging workforce, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz unveiled the labour migration deal, which aims not only to fill critical job vacancies but also to ease the deportation process for Kenyans living in Germany illegally.

“This agreement will help us fill the gap in our skilled labour market,” Scholz announced during the signing ceremony in Berlin, where Kenyan President William Ruto was also present.

“On the other side, it provides efficient return procedures for those Kenyans who do not have the right to stay in Germany, enabling them to return home swiftly,” Scholz added.

The labour shortage in Germany has been a pressing issue, and this deal appears to offer a win-win solution for both nations. While Germany gains much-needed workers, Kenya, which faces challenges in providing adequate employment opportunities for its growing youth population, sees this as a chance to connect its competent labor force with Germany’s advanced technological resources.

In an initial pilot project, the German city of Flensburg has already welcomed five Kenyan bus drivers for training, introducing them to local driving regulations and routes.

Kenyan President William Ruto hailed the agreement as mutually beneficial, dismissing concerns about a potential brain drain. “Kenya has a massive youth population, and this migration deal opens up new opportunities without adversely affecting our workforce,” Ruto said.

The agreement was officially signed by Kenyan Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi and German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser, signaling a new era of cooperation between the two nations.

Chancellor Scholz has previously inked similar migration agreements with countries like Morocco, India, and Georgia and is now eyeing Uzbekistan for a future labor deal.

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Israel VS Iran: Primate Ayodele’s Prophecy Comes To Pass (VIDEO)

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Israel VS Iran: Primate Ayodele’s Prophecy Comes To Pass (VIDEO)—-Iran has launched an unprecedented attack against Israel, firing a barrage of missiles at the country in the latest escalation amid weeks of soaring violence and tensions in the region.

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said on Tuesday that it fired missiles at Israel in response to deadly Israeli attacks against people in Gaza and Lebanon, as well as the assassinations of top IRGC, Hamas and Hezbollah leaders.

Alarms sounded in Israel on Tuesday evening as the missiles fell on major cities and towns.

If only world leaders listen to prophetic warnings, Primate Elijah Ayodele of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church had warned in October, over one year ago that there will be an escalation in the ongoing Israel war with terrorists in Gaza.

He called on the world to pray against escalation

‘’What Is going on in Israel, Gaza, Palestine, let’s pray that it won’t escalate, let’s pray’’.

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The ongoing crisis which has turned to a full blown war between Israel and Iran is the escalation that Primate Ayodele warned about. The two countries have always fought themselves by proxy, it has never been this obvious but the firing of missiles into Israel by Iran is certainly the biggest escalation in the region.

Moreso, it appears the world is yet to see the result of Iran’s action towards Israel following responses from parties after the missile attack.

Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convened a meeting with Israel’s security chiefs at the IDF headquarters in Tel Aviv Wednesday, his office said in a statement.

Netanyahu declared after the attack that “Iran made a big mistake tonight, and it will pay for it,” vowing, “whoever attacks us — we will attack them.”

According to reports, Israel may respond to Iran’s major Tuesday ballistic missile attack by striking strategic infrastructure, such as gas or oil rigs, or by directly targeting Iran’s nuclear sites, media reports said on Wednesday, citing Israeli officials.

Considering all of these, more escalations are still expected and just as Primate Ayodele warned, it will get deadlier.

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BREAKING: Lebanese Minister Calls For International Intervention, Ceasefire—-Lebanese Foreign Minister Abdallah Bou Habib on Thursday called for an end to the violence in the Middle East, in an appeal to the UN General Assembly in New York.

“This is a situation that requires international intervention on an urgent basis before the situation spirals out of control, with a domino effect, making this crisis impossible to contain,” Bou Habib said in his address at the assembly.

“The future of our people and our prosperity are imperilled.”

He also called on Israel and the Iran-backed Hezbollah militia to take “all possible measures” to ensure that a ceasefire proposal is accepted.

Following months of cross-border skirmishes between Israeli forces and Hezbollah, which says it acts out of solidarity with Hamas in Gaza, Israel began an intense aerial campaign to strike Hezbollah targets in Lebanon on Monday – with the region now on the brink of all-out war.

Hundreds have been killed and tens of thousands of people displaced in Lebanon since Israel began its massive bombardment four days ago.

International efforts are underway to negotiate a ceasefire, but Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied any plan had been agreed to and vowed to keep hitting Hezbollah with “full force.”

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