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Tortoise and the Lizard's Tail (isiNdebele)31 juil. 202500:05:28

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

The Hare and the Baboon (isiNdebele)28 juil. 202500:04:22

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

The Selfish Man and the Fruit Tree (ChiShona)15 aoΓ»t 202400:09:04

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.

The Chicken & the Eagle's Needle (IsiNdebele)10 aoΓ»t 202400:04:22

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

The New King (IsiNdebele)10 aoΓ»t 202400:10:41

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.

Tsuro and the King's Medicine (ChiShona)11 sept. 202300:14:37

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!

The Three Men and the River (IsiNdebele)02 aoΓ»t 202300:06:03

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.

Why Kamba Has No Tail (ChiShona)24 juil. 202300:05:04

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!

The Day Tortoise Flew With the Birds (IsiNdebele)03 juil. 202300:04:28

This episode tells the story of tortoise and how anger stopped him from doing what he was meant to do. Narrated in isiNdebele. Enjoy!

The Boy and His Coat (ChiShona)01 juil. 202300:05:35

This episode tells a story about a boy who made a coat to impress others, and it teaches us about the importance of being true to oneself. Narrated in chiShona. Enjoy!

The Bird and the Well (ChiShona)01 juil. 202300:10:09

This episode tells the story of a troublesome bird that creates conflict between two groups of villagers. Narrated in chiShona. Enjoy!


Produced by MaDube Books

Narration in chiShona by Samuel Magwaliba

Translation by Eve Tendai Chamoto-Mpofu

Illustration by Zoe Paulsen

The Crocodile and the Rabbit (ChiShona)28 juin 202300:08:16

This episode tells the story of the crocodile and the rabbit, told in chiSona, which teaches us about the importance of showing gratitude to those who help us. Enjoy!


Produced by MaDube Books

Narration in chiShona by Sekuru Tsinzinye

Translation by Eve Tendai Chamoto-Mpofu

Illustrations by Zoe Paulsen

The Hare and the Lion (IsiNdebele)26 juin 202300:04:45

This story is narrated in IsiNdebele spoken in Zimbabwe and various parts of South Africa. It tells what happens when Lion is too trusting and leaves his cubs in the care of Hare. Enjoy!

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