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    From Energy Efficiency to Water Security - Continuing the Nairobi Climate Talks

    The Nairobi Climate Talks, organized by the German Embassy in Kenya and AHK Eastern Africa, brought together key stakeholders from government, industry, finance, academia, and development organizations to discuss practical strategies for energy efficiency and industrial decarbonisation in Kenya. Through expert insights and real-world case studies, the event fostered collaboration and highlighted innovative solutions for a more sustainable and competitive industrial sector. Building on this momentum, the next edition will focus on advancing water efficiency and climate-resilient water management through clean technologies and German-Kenyan partnerships.

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    AHK Eastern Africa's Courtesy Visit to Kaeser

    AHK Eastern Africa's Delegate, Dagmar von Bohnstein, paid a courtesy visit to Kaeser Compressors Kenya in Nairobi, providing an opportunity to discuss business developments in Eastern Africa and explore avenues for deeper collaboration. The visit highlighted the strong and longstanding partnership between Kaeser Compressors Kenya and AHK Eastern Africa, as well as their shared commitment to supporting sustainable business growth and energy-efficient solutions across the region. The engagement also reflected Kaeser's continued leadership in promoting industrial efficiency and strengthening German-East African business relations.

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    Strengthening Labour Mobility Pathways Between Tanzania and Germany

    Under the African Skills for Germany (AS4G) project, AHK Eastern Africa's Tanzania Branch convened key stakeholders for the German–Tanzanian Working Group on Skills and Labour Mobility. The discussion focused on candidate readiness, language requirements, qualification needs, employer expectations, and strengthening coordinated pathways for skilled labour mobility between Tanzania and Germany. The session underscored the importance of collaboration among government, training institutions, and the private sector to create sustainable and responsible employment opportunities for Tanzanian talent in the German labour market.

  • Premium Partner Spotlight: Harsh Pharmaceuticals Limited
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    Premium Partner Spotlight: Harsh Pharmaceuticals Limited

    AHK Eastern Africa Tanzania Branch welcomed Harsh Pharmaceuticals Limited for a strategic engagement focused on strengthening collaboration and exploring opportunities within the healthcare sector. As a valued AHK Premium Partner, Harsh Pharmaceuticals continues to contribute to our network through active engagement, regional business linkages, and shared opportunities for growth across Eastern Africa.

  • Building Pathways for Skills Development, Employment and Safe Labour Migration
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    Building Pathways for Skills Development, Employment and Safe Labour Migration

    AHK Eastern Africa hosted representatives from Kenya’s Directorate of Labour Migration Management for a productive discussion on labour mobility, skills development, and employment promotion. The meeting explored opportunities for collaboration in TVET, managed labour migration, and workforce development, laying the groundwork for stronger future cooperation.

  • Advancing Strategic Collaboration with Tanzania Dental Expo Towards 2027
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    Advancing Strategic Collaboration with Tanzania Dental Expo Towards 2027

    AHK Eastern Africa Tanzania Branch welcomed the Tanzania Dental Expo (TDE) team for discussions on strengthening collaboration within the dental and healthcare sectors. The meeting reflected on the success of Tanzania Dental Expo 2026 and explored opportunities for enhanced private-sector engagement, knowledge exchange, and preparations for Tanzania Dental Expo 2027.

  • Supporting Safe and Sustainable Labour Mobility from Kenya to Germany.
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    Supporting Safe and Sustainable Labour Mobility from Kenya to Germany.

    AHK Eastern Africa has successfully facilitated the departure of another cohort of Kenyan nurses and physiotherapists to Germany through the AS4G Project. Supported by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWE) and implemented in partnership with Holalemania GmbH, the initiative provides healthcare professionals with the training and support needed for a smooth transition into Germany's healthcare sector, promoting skilled labour mobility and international career opportunities.

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    Qualified Paediatric Nurses wanted in Germany

    AHK Eastern Africa is recruiting Kenyan-qualified Paediatric Nurses for healthcare career opportunities in Germany through its Competence Centre for Skilled Labour Mobility. Eligible candidates should have a Diploma or Bachelor's Degree in Nursing with a paediatric specialization, at least 1,260 hours of neonatal or paediatric acute care experience, and B2-level German proficiency or a clear plan to attain it. Experience in specialized areas such as PICU, neonatology, paediatric cardiology, and critical care is an added advantage.

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    Celebrating Bavaria’s Automotive Excellence in East Africa

    The State of Bavaria East Africa Office recently visited Inchcape Kenya, the official BMW importer and distributor in Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania. The meeting focused on strengthening business ties, fostering innovation, and exploring opportunities for deeper economic collaboration between Bavaria and East Africa. The visit reaffirmed a shared commitment to quality, investment, and long-term partnerships that support regional growth and development.