Today’s African Proverb (9.19.11)

When a leopard limps, a hare dares to demand payment of a debt.  (Nigeria- Annang) 

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Ujamaa (Cooperative Economics) Proverbs

Ujamaa (Cooperative Economics)
December 29: Day Four of Kwanzaa

  • If you sell a drum in your own village, you get the money and keep the sound. —Madagascar
  • Money does not stay in one place. —Ghana (Akan)
  • No one in the presence of a large sum of money goes hungry to bed. —Ghana (Akan)
  • If ten cents does not go out, it does not bring in one thousand dollars. —Ghana (Twi)
  • You gain interest only on what you invest. —Lesotho
  • You cannot get rich if you look after your relatives properly. —Native American (Navajo)
  • Little and often fills the purse. —Tanzania (Zanzibar)
  • Generosity is wealth. —Africa
  • One person does not build a town. —Ghana (Akan)
  • Eat alone, hungry alone. —Virgin Islands
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Today’s African Proverb (12.29.10)

You can’t get rich if you look after your relatives properly. (Native American-Navajo)

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Today’s African Proverb (12.24.10)

Charity is a matter of the heart and not of the pocket. (Tanzania- Zanzibar)

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Today’s African Proverb (12.20.10)

The mule doesn’t pull so well with a mortgage on his back. (U.S. Black Belt South)

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Today’s African Proverb (12.15.10)

Discord between the powerful is a fortune for the poor. (North Africa)

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Today’s African Proverb (12.8.10)

Buying on credit is robbing next year’s crop. (U.S. Black Belt South)

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Today’s African Proverb (12.7.10)

The want of a thing is sometimes more than its worth.  (Jamaica)

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