AFRICAN PROVERB OF THE DAY-When You Do Good,You Do It For Yourself.
This African proverb teaches that kindness and good deeds eventually return to the person who performs them. Helping others may not bring an immediate reward, but the goodwill we create can come back through friendship, respect, support, or unexpected blessings. It reminds us that we should do good because it is right, not simply because we expect something in return. Short Story: The Farmer and the Stranger Long ago, in a small African village, there lived a hardworking farmer named Kofi. One evening, while returning from his farm, Kofi saw an old stranger sitting beside the road. The man looked tired and hungry. Kofi had only a small amount of food left, but he shared half of it with the stranger and helped him find a safe place to sleep. The next morning, the stranger thanked Kofi and continued his journey. Months later, a severe drought struck the village. The crops began to wither, and many families struggled to find food. One afternoon, a group of traders arrived in t...
