"Nduru and the Leopard" by Githanda Githae.Fumo’s Hadithis is a series of African folktales that take us into the oral tradition of the continent.Orders text+254722815361.Whatsapp+447423707690.Shukran Hillary Namunyu(Moshek Publishing Services)&LynneCollinson(Editor Word Matters)
Serbian saying: “In war the politicians give ammunition, the rich give the food and the poor give their children… When the war is over the politicians get back the leftover ammunition, the rich grow more food and the poor search for the graves of their children.”
THE LUO ORIGIN OF MAN
Forget Adam & Eve
Our ancestors never believed in the existence of man as potrayed by science or religion. They had their own myths and legends to account for their origin. One of the most fascinating Kenyan myth is that of the Luo community.
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"In the old days, slaves were killed for reading, nowadays some people can't even read know the difference between truth and malicious gossip presented as the truth." ~ Mzilikazi wa Afrika #WakeUpEverybody ✊🏿
Meet the Kanaima spirit of vengence from Guyana. Half man, half lizard, it paralyses its victims with venom for some betrayal or injustice #FolkloreThursday#Folklore
You can hear Mukabi’s influence in this song by Peter Akwabi whose own musical journey continues: https://t.co/XreLrpomuU
Find out more with historian @mukeni28 (6/6)
I have had the privilege of working with Peter Akwabi, a gentle, jovial man, on the Sigana Moto moto fireside tales produced by Zamaleo Act and Cinematic solutions. It is through Akwabi that I bring you the remarkable story of George Mukabi’s life. (5/6)
The final part of @mukeni28's history of music legend George Mukabi (English version):
The late Mukabi died in 1963 in tragic circumstances on his in-law’s land. It is said he was butchered by the people from his in-law’s village after a family dispute involving his wife. (1/6)
If you are looking for stories of good strong dynamic African women to share with our children, Makeba and Mekatilili are good choices.
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Super excited to be sharing stories at @ScotStoryFest 2020. Have you checked the amazing program they have? And it's mostly virtual so you too can book a seat and enjoy from your living room!
From Trinidad to Canada, to finding your authentic voice in storytelling - my chat with living legend Grace Hallworth. #blogPost#WritingCommunity @sfs_uk https://t.co/qAv5ecz3Da
Just spent the most wonderful afternoon sipping ginger & apple juice whilst listening to & telling stories with Grace Hallworth - Storyteller, Author & Patron of @sfs_uk She shared with me her journey into #storytelling from Trinidad to Canada & the UK. ❤️ #caribbeanfolktales
If you are a lover of stories, you will enjoy Manzandaba's journey on her quest to secure them for her people :-) @StoryClare
@sonofgithae@TarkabarkaHolgy @TAPhub_ @RusingaFestival https://t.co/ZEodm2Q7BS