Creation myths are a significant aspect of African cultural heritage, offering insights into cosmological beliefs and societal structures across diverse cultures. The research employs a qualitative approach involving an extensive review of existing anthropological literature and oral traditions from various regions of the Republic of Congo. A notable finding is the recurring theme of 'the creation of water' in several mythologies, indicating a deep cultural connection to environmental resources. The study underscores the rich tapestry of African cosmology within the Republic of Congo and highlights regional variations that reflect local ecological settings. Future research could explore the impact of colonialism on these myths and their transmission across generations in different regions of Congo. Creation Myths, Cultural Heritage, Anthropology, Republique du Congo
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