A collection of African bedtime stories narrated by a number of storytellers in different African languages and translated into English. These are stories that their own grandmothers told them at the end of the day while they sat around a warm fire.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | Stories for KidsKids & Family |
This episode tells the story of a sneaky Lizard who steals from Tortoise, and teaches us about the being mindful of what we do to others.
Narrated in isiNdebele by uGogo Lady Mkandla
Translated in English by Tanaka Mpofu
This episode tells the story of two friends – a trusting Baboon and a cheeky Hare – teaching us the importance of being careful when choosing who we befriend.
Narrated in isiNdebele by uGogo Lady Mkandla
Narrated in English by Tanaka Mpofu
In this episode we hear the story of a selfish man who treated himself to delicious fruit while his family had no food.
Narrated in chiShona by Mbuya Bizabane and in English by Eve-Tendai Mpofu.
This short story teaches us about trust and the importance of taking care of other people's belongings.
Narrated in IsiNdebele by uGogo Lady Mkandla
Narrated in English by Eve-Tendai Mpofu
This episode is about an aging king who sets out to find someone to take over his throne, and teaches us about the importance of wisdom and honesty. Narrated in IsiNdebele.
This episode tells the story of Tsuro, the Hare and her mission to retrieve medicine for the King, Shumba the Lion. The story teaches us the value of mental strength, as we hear about how Tsuro comes up with a plan to complete her task.
Enjoy!
In this episode, we are told the story of three brothers with rather unusual names and varying characteristics. The story teaches us the value of being proactive and the danger of greed. Narrated in isiNdebele by Gogo Mkandla.
This episode tells the story of Kamba the tortoise and why she doesn't have a tail. The story teaches us about the necessity of sacrifice. Enjoy!
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Apple Podcasts | #131 |
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