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An illustration of Somali boy facing powerful wind in open landscape.

The Boy Who Challenged the Wind

In the open Somali landscapes, where the horizon stretches endlessly and the sky feels close enough to touch, the wind is never just air in motion. It is presence. It moves across the plains, shaping sand, bending grass, and carrying stories from one place to another. To those who live close to nature, the wind is not something to be

An illustration of Dinka rainmaker calling rain over dry South Sudan landscape.

Dinka Folktales·East African Folktales·South Sudanese Folktales

The Rainmaker Who Forgot Humility

In the grasslands of what is now South Sudan, where the earth stretches wide and the seasons decide the rhythm of life, rain is not simply weather. It is survival. Want more? Read more West African folktales now It feeds cattle, restores dry soil, and determines whether a community will thrive

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pride and humility myth

The Boy Who Challenged the Wind

The Rainmaker Who Forgot Humility

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