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Germany-Nigeria Trade Soars as Bilateral Ties Deepen

Bilateral trade between Germany and Nigeria surged by 30 per cent to about €3 billion (≈ US $3.2 billion / ₦4.8 trillion) in 2025, according to German Ambassador to Nigeria, Annett Günther. Nigeria is now Germany’s second-largest trading partner in Sub-Saharan Africa, the diplomat said at a press briefing in Abuja on Thursday. The sharp increase in trade volume comes …

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Germany: Chancellor Merz clarifies “city-scape” remarks, but critics say damage done

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has moved to clarify controversial remarks that sparked outrage over the past week, insisting that Germany continues to depend on immigration. Speaking during a visit to London, Merz acknowledged that people with migration backgrounds are now an “indispensable part of our labour market” and that the country “can no longer manage without them — regardless of …

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Germany: When Disability and Blackness Are Pathologised in Family Law

In her earlier article, “Germany: When a Black Child’s Needs and Identity Are Ignored,” Amal Abbass* exposed how racism and institutional neglect within Germany’s family law system fracture Black families and undermine children’s cultural identities. In this follow-up piece, she offers a critical analysis of how race, ableism, and systemic bias intersect to deny children their rights — revealing how …

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