Travelers can gain a valuable understanding of Ethiopia's religion, culture, and traditions by spending time there. Timkat, which honors Christ's baptism, lasts for three days. The 19th of January is the most significant day since it is when the baptismal...
The Holiday of Vodounn Traditional Day, also known as Fête du Vodoun, is a national holiday in Benin that honors the history of the country's relationship to the Vodoun religion of West Africa. Every year on January 10, the holiday...
The International Sahara Festival in Douz will be the ideal destination for you, your family, or your relatives over the course of four days, whether you enjoy music, history, sports, or just want a tranquil holiday. It's always interesting to...
TITLE: The King's Magic Drum This is a folk tale from Southern Nigeria written Elphinstone Dayrell Published: 1910 Publisher: Longmans, Green and Co., London, New York, Bombay & Calcutta Efraim Duke was an ancient king of Calabar. He...
Yeah, it's Friday, and I have another folk tale for you. This is a South African folktale, written by Sanni Metelerkamp and published in 1914 by MacMillan. Enjoy your read. African folktales It was winter in the Great Karroo. The...
A Tanzanian folktale, written by George W. Bateman. TITLE: THE HARE AND THE LION THE HARE AND THE LION One day Soongoo′ra, the hare, roaming through the forest in search of food, glanced up through the boughs of an...
An Ashanti story of how Anansi, the trickster god ,bought the sky god's stories. Ghanaian folktale about Anansi. They came a time there were no stories in the world, Kwaku Anansi, the spider went to Nyan-kopon, the sky...
