African Proverbs - page 19

A wise man never knows all, only fools know everything. (African Proverb)
What lowers itself is ready to fall. View proverb
African Proverb
What makes up an anthill is the effort and order of determined and organised termites. View proverb
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What the gods keep for the poor, no man can destroy. View proverb
African Proverb
A woman is like a banana; one alone can turn the whole bunch rotten. View proverb
African Proverb
A woman wearing trousers? What has she got hanging in there? View proverb
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A woman who pursues a man for sex looses her spiritual beauty. View proverb
African Proverb
A worm cannot kill a fly. View proverb
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After the evil cross the crown has come. View proverb
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Villages that posses culture will never perish even though they may be small. View proverb
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What grows quickly, dies quickly. (African Proverb)
What is in the yams that a knife doesn't know. View proverb
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What is past is gone, what is hoped for is absent, for you is the hour in which you are. View proverb
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After the storm the sun comes out. View proverb
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All things happen when their times come. View proverb
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An animal that gives birth to a young one in the desert must suckle it in the desert. View proverb
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An egg shouldn't be deceived by the hardness of its shell; it cannot challenge a stone in a fight. View proverb
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An egg today is better than a chicken tomorrow. View proverb
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An elder uses old eyes to see and so the young use young eyes. View proverb
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An elephant does not die from one broken rib. View proverb
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An empty sack cannot stand. (African Proverb)
Truth and morning become light with time. View proverb
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Truth cannot be hidden forever beneath evil. View proverb
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Truth is like fire it cannot be hidden under dry leaves. View proverb
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Two cats can never be equal; one will always be bigger than the other. View proverb
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