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From having the world’s oldest ever living human to being the world’s most visited country, read about the most interesting facts about France. Source: Expatica Moving or visiting France? Here are some interesting French facts to prepare you for life in France, or if you are already living in France, test how well you know the
A kenyan marathoner went missing in June 2018, Nicodemus Biwott had travelled several times to Italy, Portugal and France to participate in marathons Biwott arrived in Nice, a town in the south of France on the 30th October 2016, he lived in Manosque then he moved to Marseille. Nicodemus Kipng’etich Biwott was last seen in
On Saturday 25 June 2022 in Paris Entry: Free on registration L’Hôtel de l’Industrie, 4 Place Saint-Germain des Prés, 75006 , ParisFrance Time: 14h-19h
Who is elected? After the presidential elections the French go back to the ballot two months after to elect 577 lawmakers to the National Assembly. French voters will elect 577 lawmakers from as many districts to sit in the lower-house National Assembly in June. The lawmakers are known as deputies and sit for five-year terms, voting for
Literally: to have a hair in the handSwahili: Kuwa na nywele kwa mkono Meaning: This idiom means a person is extremely lazy. So lazy in fact that he/she let a hair grow in her/his hand. English counterpart :to be lazy Il a un poil dans la main, c’est pour ça qu’il ne réussit pas. He is
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has revoked a licence it had granted Kenya Airways (KQ) to maintain UK-registered aircraft after it failed a compliance audit. The national carrier said the agency withdrew the licence because, during the certification audit, the agency requested that KQ separates some of its general storage and have a
Family Bank is looking to facilitate more kenyans living abroad to send money and invest back home through the revamped Diaspora Banking Offering, which was specifically redesigned to cater for their banking needs. Through the Family Bank Diaspora Banking Offering, the bank will be able to provide personalized banking solutions to members of the diaspora
Literally: to have the cockroachSwahili: Kuwa na mende Meaning: When you have “le cafard”, it means you’re depressed, you are feeling down. English counterpart: to feel blue, to feel down, to feel depressed Qu’est-ce qui se passe? T’as l’air triste. Je sais pas, j’ai le cafard. What’s going on? You look sad. I don’t know,
Boire comme un trou Literally: to drink like a hole. Meaning: You can use this idiom to gently criticize someone who drinks lots of alcohol and never knows when to stop. Swahili: Kunywa kama shimo English counterpart: to drink like a fish, to drink heavily C’est normal que tu ne te rappelles de rien, t’as
Literally: to have the mustard going up your nose Meaning: Want to know where this idiom comes from? Take a big spoon of strong mustard and swallow it, English counterpart: to lose your temper (kukasirisha) Swahili: Niliposikia nilikasirika