Tell me some interesting original african stories.

There's also the story of Idris Elba. He is an African star who has made a big name in Hollywood. Elba has been in many blockbuster movies. He is not only an actor but also a DJ. His success has inspired many young Africans who want to break into the entertainment industry, showing that African talent can shine globally.

One well - known West African scary story is about the Anansi the Spider. Anansi is a trickster figure. In some tales, he ventures into the forest at night and encounters a malevolent spirit. The spirit tries to trap him, but Anansi uses his wits to outsmart it, creating a sense of suspense and fear.

One original story could be about a little girl who discovers a magical door in her attic. When she opens it, she enters a world where all the animals can talk. She befriends a wise old owl who helps her find her way back home.

There was a hunter who set out to hunt lions in Africa. He joined a group of local guides. They found a pride of lions near a watering hole. The hunter was in awe of their power and grace. However, when he aimed at a male lion, he missed his first shot. The enraged lion charged towards him, but luckily the guides managed to scare it off. This experience made the hunter realize the danger and also the importance of these animals in the wild.

One African kids story is about a young boy named Kofi. He lived in a small village. Every day, he would help his parents tend to the goats. One day, a big storm came and scattered the goats. Kofi was very brave. He searched everywhere in the wild, facing the strong wind and rain. Finally, he found all the goats and brought them back safely. His parents were very proud of him.

One African funny story is about the hare and the tortoise. In the African version, the hare was so overconfident. He took a long nap during the race. But the tortoise, instead of just slowly plodding along, stopped at every interesting thing it saw. It smelled the beautiful flowers, watched the little bugs. When the hare woke up, he was in such a rush to catch up that he tripped over a root and the tortoise still won in the end.

One African scary story is about the Tokoloshe. It is a small, mischievous and often malevolent creature in Zulu folklore. It is said to lurk in the shadows of homes at night. People believe it can cause illness and misfortune. If you want to keep it away, you should put bricks or bottles under the legs of your bed.

One original Woodstock story is about the unexpected number of people who showed up. It was initially planned for a much smaller crowd, but thousands more flocked in. The event became a symbol of the counter - culture movement of the 1960s, with people coming together to celebrate music, peace, and love.

There was a time in a small South African town. A local farmer decided to enter his pig in a 'prettiest pet' competition in the town. Well, the pig was huge and muddy as usual. But the farmer cleaned it up as best he could and put a big pink bow on it. When he brought the pig to the competition, the pig just ran around the stage, knocking over things and making a mess. All the people in the audience were laughing so hard. It was quite a sight to see that big pig with a bow causing chaos.

One famous African ghost story is about the Tokoloshe. It is a small, mischievous and often malevolent spirit in Zulu folklore. It is said to be called upon by witches to cause trouble in people's lives. It can hide in the shadows and is known for causing illness and misfortune.