with computers and not to physically strenuous work or get their hands dirty and it . is time using them for i can t spend the whole day sitting on a chair i couldn t bear that. one of the trainees came to germany as a refugee from senegal on back home he worked as a baker now he s in the 1st year of his training and is still struggling with the german way of doing things. here s why whedon is working here is a little complicated because you have to follow the rules it s a bit more complicated then in senegal. the trainees get a lot of attention the company provides. extra tutoring and 2 employees have been assigned exclusively to them. this plumbing firm also has many orders but too few workers it s become more and more difficult to find suitable applicants the owner is concerned about his trades bad reputation. which is.
recently, basically this is a nonissue. you have to understand that this all blew up when the president informs senegal on his last trip to the continent, brought up gay rights and was basically told look this is our culture. your culture is the death penalty. we don t have the death penalty. don t tell us what to do. so he is coming back and against the advice of some people who said don t push too hard on gay rights has decided to do that. the issue of corruption wasn t it fascinating to watch him stand there next to president kenyatta and, again, not back away from some of the issues saying they happen at the highest levels including some of the lowest levels and bringing up the election where president kenyatta was accused of inciting violence that cost the lives of 1,000 people and in fact he was under indictment until the end of last year for crimes against humanity. his vice president is still under indictment. and the president making those statements answering questions that h