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One Foot Is Not Enough To Walk With | African Proverbs | AFIAPodcast

Greetings Village! #DailyAfricanProverbs takes us to #Egypt The Proverb says: “One foot is not enough to walk with.” Just as walking with only one foot would limit our ability to move forward, relying on only one person or one idea can hinder progress. The proverb reminds us that it’s important to seek out diverse perspectives, […]

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The Importance of Respect

In Uganda, there is a proverb that says, “When you befriend a chief, remember that he sits on a rope.” This proverb reminds you to be cautious with who you trust and respect those in positions of authority. It is also a reminder of the importance of not forgetting your roots. Let’s explore these three […]

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“Better Little Than Too Little” – A proverb from Cameroon

In Cameroon, a proverb says, “Better little than too little.” This proverb has three main takeaways: Don’t be afraid to start small – you can always build on what you have. It’s better to give than to receive. Quality over quantity. This proverb is an incredible reminder for all of us that it’s never too […]

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The Importance of Appreciating the Little Things in Life

We live in a world that is constantly moving. It can be easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of everyday life and forget to appreciate the little things. However, it is essential to take a step back and enjoy the beauty in life’s simplest moments. After all, as the Namibian proverb […]

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Secrets: To Share or Not to Share?

You have a secret that you can’t keep to yourself. So, you share it with a friend, thinking they will safely understand and control the unknown. But eventually, that secret gets out, and you’re left feeling betrayed and exposed. Why does this happen? And how can you avoid it in the future? When you share […]

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The Dangers of Envy and Greed

We’ve all heard the saying, “envy and greed grow on the same stalk.” And while it may sound like a proverb passed down from our grandparents, it’s a Namibian proverb that carries a lot of truth. Here’s why they are two dangerous emotions that can consume you if you’re not careful. They can lead to […]

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The Top 3 Qualities of a Good Leader

A leader is someone others look to for guidance, direction, and inspiration. But what qualities make a good leader? This blog post will explore a leader’s three most essential attributes: Awareness, Fairness, and Humility. Greetings Village! #DailyAfricanProverbs takes us to #Swaziland The Proverb says: “When a gorilla is in power, the monkeys are happy.” When […]

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AFIAPodcast Features A Discussion on Environmental Grants Program

On AFIAPodcast, we had the pleasure of speaking with Ilays Aden about the Environmental Grants program. This program is a 10 million dollar fund over five years that was passed in 2019. It provides public improvements made in six of the South King County cities, which include Federal Way, SeaTac, Burien, Des Moines, Tukwila and […]

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The Meaning Behind the Liberian Proverb

In Liberia, a proverb says, “Do not eat your chicken and throw its feathers in the front yard.” This proverb has many layers of meaning, but at its core, it is about taking care of what you have. Let’s explore this proverb in more depth and see what we can learn from it. There is […]

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Finding Funding Opportunities: A Life-saving Mission!

“The rain wets the leopard’s spots but does not wash them.” -Ghana Proverb Every day, we face new challenges that require creative solutions. AFIAPODCAST’s proverb of the day is a reminder that no matter how difficult things seem, you can overcome them with perseverance. This is certainly true when it comes to finding funding opportunities […]