Tachoni Proverbs & Sayings

We are building a freely accessible repository of the oral traditions of the Tachoni, a sub-tribe of the Luhya tribe of Western Kenya. Learn the meaning of Tachoni proverbs and sayings by following links to stories that reveal their meaning and everyday use.

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