Kenyan proverbs

A man's actions are more important than his ancestry.

What's too hard for a man must be worth looking into.

A heavy burden does not kill on the day it is carried.

Man counts what he has refused, not what he has given.

There is no phrase that doesn't have a double meaning.

No attention is paid to him who is always complaining.

He who is unable to dance blames it in the stony yard.

The enemy you know is better than the one you do not know.

Don't count what they get -- they count what they don't get.

All cassavahs have the same skins but not all taste the same.

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