Give a German a Home

KINSHASA - Congo - Charities are appealing to kind hearted citizens outside of Germany to give a German person a home.

 

Due to the massive influx of millions of people from other countries, the ‘Give a Home to German’ charity based in Kinshasa, Congo is appealing to global citizens across the world to do up the spare room or shed so that Germans can have a home.

“We are appealing to all kind hearted citizens across the world. There are Germans who are being thrown out of their own homes to make space for others, and these poor Germans are left without a home or homeland. Please make some space for a German. All they need is a few sausages every day and some beer,” Anouska Mangalore, the charity’s refugee coordinator told the BBC.

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