A new synagogue was opened Sunday 14 March in the north- western German town of Herford, more than 70 years after the...
Martin Kobler is to be new deputy head of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA). The German...
The German International School in Cape Town (DSK) is one of four German overseas schools in South Africa. Around 730...
A new site has been launched by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD). www.study-in.de is intended to help guide...
News, information and updates on Germany and its role and relations with South Asia, covering...
The German Information Centre Pretoria aims to be the first contact point for up-to-date...
The German Information Center USA (GIC) makes it easy for you to find information about...
South Africa is modernizing its public transport system for the World Cup with help from Germany and is installing new, comfortable express buses in cities like Johannesburg
As a voice for peace Radio Heza is broadcasting a programme by young people for young people. Fifteen years after the genocide the project, which is supported by Germany, is making a contribution to peace
The Deutsche Welle-Akademie and the Konrad Adenauer Foundation (KAS) are training journalists at media workshops and journalist seminars in Africa – helping to promote the continent’s democratic development
The German Embassy in Pretoria is providing a new website for the 2010 World Cup with information about the soccer contest and relations between Germany and South Africa
The “Students Experience Programme” enables students and university graduates from southern Africa to gain professional experience with a German company
The German International School in Cape Town (DSK) is one of four German overseas schools in South Africa. Around 730 students, including children from townships, attend the DSK
Drought and floods: climate changes increase the threat of crop failure in West Africa. In Ghana and Burkina Faso German scientists have studied the variations. Their results are benefitting agriculture in the region
Ghana, the Congo, Tanzania, Namibia and South Africa: at universities in these countries Germany is supporting the development of five specialist centres which aim to promote exchange in study and research
They look after AIDS orphans, build hospitals, sponsor educational projects and support agriculture: Germany has many initiatives for Africa
The ship owner Peter Krämer from Hamburg is working for education in Africa. 800 schools have already been created in six African countries through UNICEF and the initiator of Schools for Africa