African Children's Stories Podcast

This week’s story, ‘Aki Finds a Kitten,’ published by African Storybook and narrated by Lazarus Muthenya , follows a boy named Aki as he forms a beautiful friendship with a little kitten.
It is a heartwarming story about friendship, kindness, and caring for animals.
Listen:
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Guess what! We sitr again with Super Mhenga! Today, we dive into the Gikuyu knowledge with the proverb, “Ndugu ni makinya.” With this proverb, Super Mhenga teaches us that to have a healthy friendship, we must be ready to cultivate it.

Enjoy and see you on another Wednesday!

This week’s episode ‘Fana na Wanyama Wake’, published by African Storybook and narrated by Magdalene Chorongo is a wonderful story about a girl named Fana who loves animals, looks after them and loves playing with them. It explores compassion, courage, and protecting our animal friends.

Listen:
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Another Wednesday equals another sit-down with Super Mhenga!! Today, Super Mhenga takes us to Luhya land to learn about love and unity with the proverb, “Obulala buli emoni”. This proverb simply translates to “Love or unity is the eye.”

Enjoy and see you on another Wednesday!

This week's featured story “Amara and the Magic Tree” by Tasnim Muradmia, published by African Storybook reminds us that even the smallest act of care can create magic.

When Amara sees a dry tree in the park, she waters it and brings it back to life. In return, the magical tree grants her three wishes. If it were you, what would you wish for?

This story reminds us that when we care for nature, nature rewards us in wonderful ways. Let’s remember that loving our environment is a powerful way of showing care for the world around us.

Listen:
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When Wednesday approaches, Super Mhenga always joins us with a wise proverb! On today’s episode, she teaches us about love with the proverb, “Love is never lost. It’s only kept.”

This week's story is a Ghanaian Folktale titled ‘How Stories Came to People’ published by African Storybook and narrated by Mungai Kang’ong’oi follows the clever Anansi the Spider on a daring mission to bring stories down from the sky. Will Anansi’s mission be successful?

Listen:
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Monday

Are you ready for Super Mhenga today? She is back again with a Luhya Proverb!! On today’s episode, Super Mhenga teaches us “Omutima mulayi gufungula eminyango”. This simply translates to: A good heart opens doors.

A good heart and kindness are always rewarded. Do you agree?

What happens when storytelling meets numeracy?
Today’s episode is titled ‘Animals and Numbers’, where we learn Math by counting the animals around us.

Do you know how many cows are grazing near the river?
What about the monkeys swinging on trees?

Watch the animation to find out! Have fun!!

Hello, we are back again with another Fun Fact!!
Today, Super Jua tells us about elephants.
Ready to be amazed? Karibuuuu!