GERMANY INKS NEW DEAL WITH KENYA TO FILL LABOUR SHORTAGES

Work-shy Germans want Africans to do their jobs

Germany's Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Kenya's President William Ruto have signed a deal in Berlin to allow in skilled and semi-skilled Kenyan workers into Germany. A number of 250,000 was initially mentioned but has now been disavowed.

As reported by the BBC:

The labour deal was signed in Berlin by Germany's Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Kenya's President William Ruto. Germany agreed to ease some of its immigration laws to enable Kenyans to find employment in Europe's biggest economy. Authorities in Berlin will also consider extending temporary residence permits for Kenyan workers who have secured an approved job. Kenyans will also be issued with long-term visas to study or do vocational training in Germany.

"On the expiry of the long-stay visa, Kenyans may receive a temporary residence permit for study purposes in Germany for up to two years," the agreement states. The temporary residence permit may be extended if the purpose of residence has not yet been achieved but is achievable within a "reasonable" period, it adds. According to the deal, IT specialists from Kenya will be allowed to enter and work in Germany, even if they do not have formal qualifications.

Both governments will support the immigration of skilled workers who have finished vocational training or earned a university degree, as long as their qualifications are recognised by the relevant authorities of the other party.

The agreement will also simplify the repatriation of Kenyans who are in Germany without legal permission.

In addition to tech workers, examples of the work the Kenyans will be doing mentioned in the article include bus drivers, doctors, nurses, and teachers. 

Following setbacks in regional elections, the German government had recently signalled towards a stronger stance on immigration. This migrant labour deal seems to contradict that. But it should also be noted that what Germany is trying to implement here is low-social-impact "managed migration" on a supposedly temporary basis for the purpose of filling gaps in the labour market.

In this respect, it has some similarities with the "Dubai Model" of mass migration, whereby Third Worlders are essentially brought into a country to relieve the natives of the bother of having to get out of bed in the morning to do a full day's work.

Inevitably, this news item will be weaponised to paint a polarising picture of the Western nations as "ZOG-controlled" dupes undergoing a concerted plan of racial replacement. Our advise to Germans who don't like this labour deal is to stay calm, avoid Kremlin brain hacking, and vote for the AfD.