Every bird flies with its own wings – Swahili
Teamwork without coordination brings confusion – Zambia
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July 8th, 2010An adult squatting sees farther than a child on top of tree – Gambia
Kindness does not go rotten – Swahili
The king is like a sea which drowns the most experienced sailor – Uganda
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July 7th, 2010Good millet is known at the harvest – Liberia
No one realises a mad man has relations until his corpse is found by the road side – African proverb
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July 6th, 2010At midnight the scent of the mouth is unpleasant but that brings out the wisest counsel – Ga [Ghana]
When your neighbor’s horse falls into a pit, you should not rejoice at it, for your own child may fall into it too – Yoruba
A rooster does not sing on two roofs – Ntomba
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July 5th, 2010A handfull of water cannot be grasped- Swahili
Patience is the key which solves all problems – Sudan
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July 4th, 2010Follow bees and you will get honey – Swahili
A handsome finger gets the ring – Swahili
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July 3rd, 2010You only understand joys of parenthood when you have your 1st child, you only understand the mystery of death when mourning – Bahaya [SOMALIA]
Do not go gathering fruit when a dance is taking place – MasaI [KENYA]
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July 3rd, 2010The tongue hurts more than the teeth – Swahili
When you are seized, hold on yourself – Swahili
Leadership does not depend on age – Namibian
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