Haraka haraka haina baraka

Hurry, hurry, has no blessings.

What it means
Rushing brings no blessing. Doing a job with care, at a reasonable pace, is what leads somewhere good.
Swahili · East Africa
Source and context
From: Swahili, East Africa
Source: Swahili (East Africa) oral-tradition proverb — Swahili Proverbs project, Department of African Studies, University of Illinois (swahiliproverbs.afrst.illinois.edu). Read via a text-extraction proxy (r.jina.ai) since the site's own TLS certificate is expired; its "Application" line: "More haste less speed. It is important to do a given assignment well and not to hurry for the sake of completing it."

The source explains it: It is important to do a given assignment well and not to hurry for the sake of completing it.. The wording of the meaning is ours.