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It is part of the African Storybook Initiative, copyrighted in 2014, and available under a Creative Commons license allowing commercial use and adaptation, provided attribution is maintained. The narrative centers around Mama Schola, a woman known for her loud demeanor, and her interactions with cows at a market. The story depicts Mama Schola repeatedly shouting at cows for encroaching on her property and consuming her belongings, including vegetables, clothes, and grains. The herd boy, Sorimpan, is introduced as the owner of the cows, who had briefly left them unattended to get water, resulting in the cows wandering off to the market. Upon hearing Mama Schola's outbursts, Sorimpan hides himself in fear. The story culminates with Mama Schola discovering her pots have been broken by the \"silly cows,\" further escalating her distress and anger. The core theme revolves around the chaos and damage caused by unattended livestock in a public space and the strong reactions of an exasperated vendor.","The Market Cows  \nWritten by Ursula Nafula Illustrated by Catherine Groenewald Adapted By: KAGUJA EDUCATION CENTER  \nEnglish Story Book  \nThe Market Cows  \nWritten by Ursula Nafula Illustrated by Catherine Groenewald Adapted By: KAGUJA EDUCATION CENTER  \nEnglish  \nCopyright © 2014, African Storybook Initiative  \n[http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)  \nYou are free to make commercial use of this work. You may adapt and add to this work. You must keep the copyright and credits for authors, illustrators, etc.  \nTHE MARKET COWS  \nWritten by Ursula Nafula  \nIllustrated by Catherine Groenewald Adapted By: KAGUJA EDUCATION CENTER  \nSaide, South African Institute for Distance Education [www.africanstorybook.org](www.africanstorybook.org)  \nA Saide Initiative  \nEverybody knew that Mama Schola liked to shout a lot.  \nThat day, it was about cows at the market. \"Push these silly cows away,\"she said. \"They are eating my vegetables . \"  \n2  \n\"Hey you there! Push these silly cows away from here,\" she insisted. \"They are eating my clothes . \"  \n\"Where is the owner of these silly cows?\" she shouted. \"They are eating my grains . \"  \nSorimpan, the herd boy, had just gone to drink water at a tap when his cows wandered off to the market. 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