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Kenyan carves global niche with his prowess in French

French interpreter Weru Macharia during the interview in Nairobi. PHOTO | SALATON NJAU

Weru Macharia got bored teaching English to French speakers during his seven-year sojourn in France and opted to return home to venture into private practice.

“Many people hardly believed a Kenyan could fluently speak and write French better than a Frenchman which saw many corporate companies and multinationals give me jobs after lacking a French- English speaker,” he observes.

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