Timeless African folktales retold for a new generation
Mawu’s Divine Justice
In the ancient days when the gods walked closely with mortals and divine wisdom governed the affairs of earth, the great goddess Mawu maintained perfect order over all creation through her mysterious ways. Each dawn brought with it a sacred ritual that had continued unchanged for countless years: Mawu would
The Tailor of Marrakesh
In the bustling heart of Marrakesh, where the narrow streets curved like
Mabel and the Witch
Once upon a time, in a place not so very far away,
The Leopard and the Wise Old Woman
The Leopard and the Wise Old Woman — A traditional Kongo Folktales from Angola
The Girl Who Spoke to Rivers
The Girl Who Spoke to Rivers — A traditional Mongo Folktales from DR Congo
Why the Bat Hides in the Day
Why the Bat Hides in the Day — A traditional Baka Folktales from Cameroon
The Stone That Sang
The Stone That Sang — A traditional Chokwe Folktales from Angola
The Monkey and the Mangoes
The Monkey and the Mangoes — A traditional Sanga Folktales from Central African Republic
The Crocodile Bride
The Crocodile Bride — A traditional Ngbaka Folktales from DR Congo
The Chief and the Spirit River
The Chief and the Spirit River — A traditional Zande Folktales from South Sudan
The Hyena’s Secret
The Hyena’s Secret — A traditional Tsonga Folktales from Mozambique
How the Ostrich Lost His Flight
How the Ostrich Lost His Flight — A traditional San Folktales from Namibia
The Girl and the Lion Spirit
The Girl and the Lion Spirit — A traditional Tswana Folktales from Botswana
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