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Category Archives: African stories
Sukuma – MUNHU BHUNWANI NA KANONI
Collected by: Don Sybertz, Scanned by: Cephas Yao Agbemenu Edited by: Fr. Zakaria Kashinje OSA With special thanks to Rev Joe Healey (African proverbs,Sayings and stories) Kale walaliho munhu wali bhunwani na kanoni. Bhigunanaga bhuli ng’wene ulu … Continue reading →
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Rundi proverbs
Collected by: Tevel-Burundi 3. Iy’ubwoba irahweza Fear increases consciousness. (By KWIZERA Esperance) 4. Uwugusize intambwe aba agusize The first bird catches the warm. (By NIYONSABA Spès) 5. Ntawurya akatamugoye No sweet comes without sweat (By HAVYARIMANA Judith) … Continue reading →
Maasai – LORMOTI OROK
written by: Andrew ole Nkong’oni Etii apa kulo murran nera apa ninche isiet neeta pookin ildiein. Nedumunye ninche apuo enjore aaru nkishu. Nepuo ninche too nkolongi kumok, kake eitu apa ninche etum nkishu. Netiru ninche esumash oleng. Kake, meeta ninche … Continue reading →
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Kikuyu -Ituĩka Rĩa Mũrũngarũ: Kana Kĩrĩa Gĩtũmaga Andũ Mathiĩ Marũngiĩ
Story by: Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o First published by Jalada ( A Pan African writers’ collective http://jalada.org.) Re-posted with permission. Tene mũno andũ maathiyaga na moko na magũrũ. No ti gũkuruma. Aca. Hĩndĩ ĩyo andũ nĩ makĩrĩtie ngarĩ kana thungura ihenya. … Continue reading →
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Sukuma – YISE TWAFUMA KO
Collected by: Don Sybertz, Scanned by: Cephas Yao Agbemenu Edited by: Fr. Zakaria Kashinje OSA With special thanks to Rev Joe Healey (African proverbs,Sayings and stories) Waliho ngosha umo witanagwa Yipilinga. Ngosha ng`wenuyo mukikalile gakwe. Akiyigwa gwandya kusalila. … Continue reading →
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Maasai- OLTATUANI (The Giants)
written by: Andrew ole Nkong’oni Etii apa enkanasa sapuk oleng olmaasai. Neitobir ninche emanyatta sapuk nemany ilmareita kumok oleng. Neiriwaa ninche ilmurran lenye meshomo enjore. Nemayian iltasati kituak tenebo oloiboni leina manyatta ilmurran lenye nepuo ilmurran enjero. Ore eshomo nkoling’i … Continue reading →
Sukuma – JIGANO JA BANIKI BAGAJA GUJUSENA NG’HWI- SANJO
Collected by: Don Sybertz, Scanned by: Cephas Yao Agbemenu With special thanks to Rev Joe Healey (African proverbs,Sayings and stories) Baliho baniki badatu bagaja gujusena ng’hwi ng’Wipo1u, aho bashika ng’Wipo1u bugabona mang’ong’o1i gina magi. Ungfwani umo oho … Continue reading →
Sukuma – JIGANO JA BALOGI
Collected by: Don Sybertz, Scanned by: Cephas Yao Agbemenu With special thanks to Rev Joe Healey (African proverbs,Sayings and stories) Yaliho kaya imo yalina nyanda, akakula na bagantoja. Aho bang’Wenha ung’Winga ikaya yeniyo ikaikala igulyaga nyama bulilushiku. … Continue reading →
Sukuma – MUNHU USOLA PANGA (The man who took a panga)
Collected by: Don Sybertz, Scanned by: Cephas Yao Agbemenu Edited by: Fr. Zakaria Kashinje OSA With special thanks to Rev Joe Healey (African proverbs,Sayings and stories) Oliho munhu usola panga uja ng’wipolu. Aho oshika ng’wipolu ulinha mu linti wandya … Continue reading →
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Otammari – Tádɛbɔ́ra nɛ o’dieku
Written by: Krepɛ̃ɛ̃ N’hɑ̃naba Dihɔɔ́ diɛri ndi kɛpɑ̃ɑ̃ mɛsaa mmɛmɔɔ k’àà cɛ̃nkɛ kari kɛsenni mu n’aa’yɛmmɛ fɔ̆́ ntuɔkòo kɛ di bekɛ a bo mu ya só_ só! Tádɛbɔra kari dihɛɛ yiikɛ nkɛ kusokpɑ̃ɑ̃ku kɛdo nkuduókù kɛ́mɔkɛ kudieku weiii … Continue reading →