Proverb of the Week: When Elephants Fight, the Grass Gets Hurt.

 “Wapiganapo tembo nyasi huumia” Swahili (Kenya, Tanzania)

When Elephants Fight, Who Pays the Price? 🐘

From family disputes to workplace rivalries and political conflicts, those caught in the middle often suffer the most, despite having no role in starting the fight. But who speaks for the children, employees, and ordinary citizens left to bear the consequences of other people’s battles?

This thought-provoking proverb challenges us to reflect on the hidden cost of conflict, the responsibility that comes with power, and the people we often forget when disagreements take over.

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💬 Who do you think suffers most when powerful people fight, and how can we protect those caught in the middle? Share your thoughts in the comments.