"A Folk Tale from Bicumbi" inspires intercultural awareness and it describes how dierent perspectives lead to distinct points of views. The tale revolves around the argument between six blind people over the real size and shape of a cow. To resolve their contention, these blind men and women decided to take
Mulinda's cowshed where lots of cows were known to be kept. In the end, it is Mulinda who settled this contention by confrming that a cow is a much bigger creature than the biggest goat so disability is not inability.