The Plea for Mercy: An Equatorial Guinea Folktale on Truth and Patience.
Once upon a time, four animals lived as neighbours in a small town: Njabu the Civet, Vyadu the Antelope, Uhingi the Genet, and Kudu
A Journey for Salt: An Equatorial Guinea Folktale that Teaches Lessons on Disobedience and Delay
In a small town long ago, four unlikely neighbours lived together: Njabu the Civet, Ngweya the Hog, Mbama the Boa, and Kudu the Tortoise.
Why Dog Lost His Human Speech: A Folktale from Equatorial Guinea
Long ago, in the ancient days when humans and animals still lived side by side, speaking the same tongue and marrying among each other,
The Cost of Delay: An Equatorial Guinean Folktale
In the deep forests of Equatorial Guinea, where daylight filters gently through thick green canopies and night hums with the sound of unseen wings,
Utigebode the Savior of the Animals: An Equatorial Guinean Folktale
Long ago, in the ancient villages of Equatorial Guinea, when the bond between humans and animals was still strong and full of mystery, a
The Origin of the Ivory Trade: An Equatorial Guinean Folktale
Long ago in the land that is now Equatorial Guinea, there lived a mighty king named Ukanakadi. He had many wives, and among them one
Tortoise, Dog, Leopard, and the Njabi Fruit: An Equatorial Guinean Folktale That Teaches Lessons on Betrayal and Trust.
In the beginning, all the animals lived not far from one another. Among them, Tortoise and Dog shared a settlement of their own, building
The Suitors of Njambo’s Daughter: Equatorial Guinea Folktale.
Long ago, in the days when beasts lived apart from mankind yet kept bonds of friendship, there was a man named Njambo who lived
Dog and Leopard: An Equatorial Guinean Tale of Rivalry and Betrayal
Long ago, in the villages of Equatorial Guinea, Dog and Leopard were close friends. They built a town together, shared one great table, hunted
Tortoise and the Bojabi Tree: An Equatorial Guinea Folktale
In the Country of All-the-Beasts, every animal lived together in one vast region, except for Boa Constrictor, who made his home thirty miles away
