The Southern Mentor

  A story of Katope By Mwl.   Yahaya Mdidima Once upon a time, there was an indigenous woman who lived in near village called Malatu with his only lovely young son named Katope. Malatu was a small village surrounded by lush green forests and tall mountains. The village was known for its beautiful scenery and refreshing rainfall. One day, Katope was playing Far away from their house with group of other children. He noticed that the clouds were getting darker, and the wind was blowing and picking up. He knew that it was going to rain soon. So, he ran back to his house. As he was running back home, the rain started pouring down heavily. He heard his mother calling him tearfully and crying. Song: - Na Katope tila tila nnee x 2 tila maunde x 2 Manyi ngwika ndendeule mbe - nkwika nneee!!! x 2 tila maunde x 2 He tried harder and harder, but he could not run fast because the rain was very heavy. Poor Katope!!, fell and washed away by the running water.

                      A story of short man.                          By Yahaya Mdidima Once upon there was a man who was a short Who lived in a village called makonga His name was called Tindo Tindo had always been self-conscious about his height. Despite this, Tindo was a determined and hardworking. He had a passion for gardening and spent most of his days tending to his small garden. One day, the village decided to hold a gardening competition. To his surprise, Tindo's garden was the most beautiful and well-cared-for in the entire village. The news of Tindo's victory spread quickly throughout the village, and soon everyone was congratulating him and praising his skills. From that day on, Tindo began to see his height as a unique advantage rather than a disadvantage. He was asked to teach gardening classes to children in the village, and he became a respected and admired member of the community. In the end, Tindo learned that it's not about how ta