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The countdown to the 2024 Summer Olympics, fondly known as Paris 2024, has begun! From July 26th to August 11th 2024, France, with Paris as the main host city along with 16 other cities across the country, will be the epicenter of the sporting world. The excitement is palpable as athletes and spectators from around
Before being able to enjoy France for a well-deserved vacation or for Olympics games as a kenyan , you will need to complete a few administrative formalities. So, what documen Traveling to France, whether for leisure or to attend the Olympics as a Kenyan, involves some necessary administrative steps. Here’s what you need to know:
Paris, March 14, 2024 – The eagerly awaited annual tourism event at the Porte de Versailles in Paris is back, promising an exciting array of new travel ideas and destinations for enthusiasts. With over 500 offerings in total, this event has become a cornerstone for both seasoned globetrotters and those still wavering on their next
Marin Marx-Gandebeuf 23 years, a long distant biker hopes to set off for Kenya next month to start his unsupported African ride from Nairobi. He will be going through more than 20 african countries before returning back to Paris in early 2021. In 2015 Marin crossed 6 European countries on his bike with a friend,
Since early June this year safaricom roaming services are not available in France due to a difference between Safaricom and SFR Telecoms their roaming partners in France. Safaricom roaming services are still available in other European countries. Roaming enables you to make, receive phone calls and access to Mpesa account within partner GSM networks around
When the Kenyan government launched in September 2017 the epassport, it promised Kenyans abroad the possibility of acquiring it from the Kenyans embassies overseas. To date if you want to renew your passsport from abroad, all Kenyan embassies are only proposing the old passport because they do not have the necessary materials to process the
AFP, @thelocal Air France-KLM boss Jean-Marc Janaillac announced his resignation Friday after staff at the carrier’s French operations rejected a pay deal aimed at ending weeks of strikes. “I accept the consequences of this vote and will tender my resignation to the boards of Air France and Air France-KLM in coming days,” said Janaillac after
By FELIX OLICK @olickfelix (The Star) The government has introduced special fees on passports for Kenyans living abroad that would see them pay almost double the current amount. The move is seen as punishment for Kenyans in the diaspora who were outraged by the dramatic deportation fiery lawyer Miguna Miguna to Canada. Under the