African Proverbs

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Knowledge is better than riches. ~African Proverb

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No man rules forever on the throne of time. ~Ghanaian Proverb

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He who dances at home will be rewarded. ~Swahili proverb

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The distance for using the club and arrow are not the same. ~Kenyan Proverb

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An orphaned calf licks its own back. ~Kenyan Proverb

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Those who live together must be merciful. ~Kenyan Proverb

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Patience is the key which solves all problems. ~Sudanese Proverb

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If a man leaves little children behind him, it is as if he did not die. ~Moroccan Proverb

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It takes a whole village to raise a child. ~Yoruba Proverb

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I, the adhesive grass, will stick fast to you ~Xhosa Proverb

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Bad dancing does not break an engagement. ~Kenyan Proverb

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If a stranger comes to stay with you, do not forget when you lay aside his weapons that he is hungry. ~Masai Proverb

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The sound of a drum is not determined by its size nor the skills of a drummer but by his strength. ~Cameroonian Proverb

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It dies and rises like the moon ~Xhosa Proverb

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A small thing can cause the downfall of a powerful person. ~Tanzanian Proverb

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The water pot presses upon the small circular pad. ~Acholi Proverb

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The cow has no owner.~Masai Proverb

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A leader goes to war when he is insulted. ~Ghanaian Proverb

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A house cannot be repaired when the owner is destroying it. ~Kenyan Proverb

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Children of the same mother do not always agree. ~Nigerian Proverb