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Category Archives: Kenya
Borana – Wain Worabesi (The hungry hyena)
Told by: Halima Bonye Written by: Zeinab Bonye Gafu nduri worabesi waini tae bella dogaede. Sagale babadachu, theme enani otho karathemu foni suffu. Enani themu theme enani karani gagabae enani wayae. One isi tokini waisijetu kara kani ibaini… Tokini sai jeti enani … Continue reading →
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Borana – Aak Erbi Gabae (Where did the elephant come from)
Told by: Halima Bonye Written by: Zeinab Bonye Gafu nduri wanichufu thubati kani. Arbi dale goeli taa. Enani ndisi, kae themu enani niti yamte: wanhati tatu sagaleni nakoti. Sagale dikon indufin wai’si guya dungu sagale. Hafani nangore. Ama waani makkani meeeee, idufini ni waani … Continue reading →
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Maasai – Eng’atuny O Esidai (The Lioness and the Ostrich)
Written by: Dr. Naomi Kipuri (For English translation see her great book: Oral Literature of the Maasai) Netii apa, netii ena ng’atuny o esidai. Neisho nabo kata aairiamaki. Ore toonkuti olong’i nenya nkera eng’atuny ilpepedo. Nelo olng’atuny aikonyaa nkera esidai neitu … Continue reading →
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Meru – Nguku Na Cungura (The Chicken and the Hare)
Narrated by: Ntomunge Ruguru Written by: Lisper Oron Kagita gakaraja ikware na ashore baire chungura na nguku, bendanite mono na twana twao twasheraga amwe na gwita chukuru imwe. Tunku imwe nguku yathugania guchethera musore wawe, ya rumba chungura ije kwawe. … Continue reading →
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Meru – Mbiti (Beast)
Narrated by: Eunice Ntongai Written by: Lisper Oron Kagita gakaraja ikwari na mwari umwe uumuthongi mono wetagwa Kagwiria. Tunku imwe ngina wawe amutuma kuthambia nchenga muurono menya isio siare irio biao utuku bou. Kagwiria agukinya mourone aamberirie kwina akithambaia nchenga. … Continue reading →
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Maasai – Kanyioo Pee Ishori Ntoyie (Girls Wedding Story)
Kanyioo pee ishori Ntoyie Download This Story In PDF Told by: Maika Soit Written by: Miton Soit Final editing: Nabo Kishu Netii apa olameyu sapuk enkop. Neeku kemuta nkishu anaake. Ore nabo olong, neyku emotonyi alotu enapita nkujit naanyori tengutuk. Ning’or ake ormurrani Tuali … Continue reading →
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