92K views · 1.9K reactions | The Proud People by William Mayom Maker It has facts about the Dinka culture and also the language. #alueldeng #SouthSudanese #SouthSudan | Faith Marie | Facebook

32K views · 831 reactions | The Culture of the Dinka People from Warrap State. : Chol Lual Mathuou #culture #SouthSudan #heritage | Dalwuot Media | Facebook

To the Dinka people of South Sudan, cows are the centre of their culture and existence, representing far more than just economic value. They are considered a lifeblood, symbols of identity, status, and wealth, and play a crucial role in virtually every major aspect of Dinka life. In Hinduism, cows are also revered as sacred symbols of life, purity, and abundance. The view on cows in the Western world however is simply utilitarian and economic, centring on their roles as simply a source of meat,

41K views · 2.4K reactions | Dierpiny dance by Dinka Women in Australia. Dinka people have sizable population in Canada, United States and Australia. They speak their language, eat traditional food and practice their African dance wherever they are found in diaspora. | The African History | Facebook

202K views · 6.1K reactions | Towering young men from Dinka of South Sudan dancing. The Dinka are said to be the world’s known tallest and darkest people. www.theafricanhistory.com | The African History | Facebook

The Dinka Aliab dance. Aliab is one of the many Dinka clans with very tall and dark people. Dinka Aliab culture is rich and diverse, with a strong emphasis on cattle herding, agriculture, and a cattle-centered way of life. Dinka culture features vibrant music and dance traditions. They use drums, horns, and other traditional instruments, and dancing is an integral part of celebrations, rituals, and daily life. www.theafricanhistory.com | The African History