Search Results for “Cialis” – African Proverbs, Sayings and Stories

Published by Administrator on February 21, 2008

Book Summary of Hugo the Hippo

Book Summary of Hugo the Hippo By John P. Mbonde Dar es Salaam, Tanzania: Mathews Bookstore & Stationers. First Edition, 1972. Revised Edition, 2004.Paperback. 45 pages.ISBN […]

Published by Administrator on February 21, 2008

Book Review of African Stories for Preachers and Teachers

Book Review of African Stories for Preachers and Teachers Compiled by Joseph G. Healey Nairobi: Paulines Publications Africa, 2005.Paperback, 152 pages.Price: $5. Reviewed by John P. […]

Published by Administrator on September 11, 1998

Report on Our 11 September, 1998 African Proverbs Workshop

Report on Our 11 September, 1998 African Proverbs Workshop Nineteen people participated in the African Proverbs Workshop and Discussion at the Urban Ministries Support Group (UMSG) […]

Published by Administrator on February 27, 2008

Aug. 1998: “The person who has not traveled widely thinks his or her mother is the only cook (the best cook).” – Ganda (Uganda) Proverb

Atannayita: y’atenda nnyina obufumbi (=okufumba) The person who has not traveled widely thinks his or her mother is the only cook (the best cook). Ganda […]

Published by Jennifer Ehrentraut on September 2, 2013

September 2013 – The water of the sea is only to be contemplated. Longo (Tanzania) Proverb

Waleba mengi komenzi genyanza. (Longo).

Maji ya bahari ni kwa ajili ya kutazama. (Swahili).

L’eau de la mer, c’est pour regarder. (French).

The water of the sea is only to be contemplated.(English).

Longo (Tanzania) Proverb

Published by Charles Gikera on June 2, 2015

June, 2015 A water pot cannot stand on its own without a support. Luo (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda) Proverb

Agulu kidiedi maonge tach. (Luo)
Nyungu ya maji haiwezi kusimama bila cha kuishikilia. (Kiswahili)
Le pot d’eau est necessaire pour la vie. (French)
A water pot cannot stand on its own without a support. (English)

Luo (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda) Proverb