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Spilled water is better than a broken jar

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Spilled water is better than a broken jar – Senegalese Proverb.

Today in history in 1966, “The first World Festival of Negro Arts (later renamed the World Festival of Black Arts) opens in Dakar, Senegal. Initiated by President Leopold Senghor and an official event of UNESCO, the first state-sponsored festival to showcase the work of African and African diaspora artists, musicians and writers sees the participation of 45 African, European, Caribbean, and North and South American countries. Attendees experience contemporary black literature, music, theater, visual arts, film and dance.” – Reference: Africa Today Yesterday.

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Water flows on without waiting

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Word of the Day: “The water of the river flows on without waiting for the thirsty man.” – see explanation https://youtube.com/shorts/-2CK3ykI5zc?feature=share. Kenyan Proverb.

Today in history in 2017, “The Kenya Space Agency is established, replacing the Kenya Space Secretariat from the 1960s. Kenya is launching a series of orbital satellites.” – Reference: Africa Today Yesterday

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A crocodile’s strength is in the water

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Word of the Day: “A crocodile’s strength is in the water.” – see explanation https://youtube.com/shorts/5BBZpcQYBcw?feature=share. South African Proverb.

Today in history in 1990, “16 days after the end of his 27-year imprisonment for opposing apartheid, South African liberation leader Nelson Mandela meets officials of his political party, the African National Congress, in Lusaka, Zambia. The ANC moved its headquarters to Lusaka after the party was banned by South Africa’s apartheid government.”- Reference: Africa Today Yesterday

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