Raha Malona Hono Mifeha Hazo Tokana
This proverb means that it is easier and wiser to find solid and reliable support during difficult times. When times are tough (represented by rain), it is better to rely on a single source of security or help (symbolized by the single tree). This echoes the English proverb ‘Better be alone than in bad company,’ implying that it is better to rely on one trusted source rather than seeking multiple uncertain aids.
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