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"The German government has said the deal does not specify the number of workers who will be allowed in. "
I think BBC edited the article after you posted this but I couldn't find the 250000 number from the title.
In any case this is great news for both countries.
How is this not a brain drain for Kenya?
Wow. One German guy needs a lot of workers...
Hah nice catch. Fixed.
Based on the auto-preview thingy, it looks like it wasn't your fault, it was the BBC's.
Article shows :
Correction 14 September 2024: An earlier version of this article put a figure on how many Kenyan workers would be allowed into Germany under the deal. The German interior ministry corrected this to state that the deal did not specify a figure.
In Spain they just did the same. Legal and fancy slavery, interesting… Europeans will never change
BBC trying not to make up facts and still successfully passing as a credible news source challenge (literally impossible)
Capitalism's spatial fix.
Hide your cats!
Proactively working on their demographics issue by embracing immigration. The US could learn a lot by Germany's example.
Naaah, not really. I don't know where this suddenly came from but in the last couple of weeks our migration politics seem to develop into a really bad direction as well.
Yeah people are giving us way too much credit on this one, the whole country is going nuts closing our borders just to do something while my daily life is the same now as it was 1,2,5,10 years ago.
gotta blame someone when you are unhappy
Germany is full of shit and isn't anywhere near as progressive as their pr department wants you to think