African Folklore encompasses the traditional stories, myths, and legends passed down through generations across the diverse cultures of Africa. These tales often feature animals, spirits, and ancestors, conveying moral lessons and cultural values. They serve as a means of preserving history and identity within various communities. The folklore varies significantly between regions, reflecting the unique customs and beliefs of each culture. Common themes include the struggle between good and evil, the importance of community, and the relationship between humans and nature. Notable figures in African Folklore include Anansi, the clever spider, and Griot, the storyteller who preserves oral traditions.