Popular Superstitions and Myths in Africa
Mythology· Podcast · Season 2 · Episode 12

Popular Superstitions and Myths in Africa

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Sesi & Haleemah
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March 31, 202330:46
Pan-African
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Summary

Some African superstitions just stick, even after the people repeating them stop quite believing. This episode runs through the ones that have lasted, from the unlucky animals to the taboos people still keep to.
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