The Dinka of South Sudan, while traditionally known as cattle herders, also practice seasonal fishing, especially during the rainy season when rivers and swamps swell. At these times, the Dinka use their knowledge of the waterways to fish with spears, nets, and rudimentary traps. Fishing supplements their diet and is an important activity when access to livestock is hampered by flooding. Although they are not primarily fishers, this practice is key to their year-round subsistence. #inspirationof

Reziegat Arabs and the Dinka Malual renew a commitment to cross border coexistence after suspected cattle thieves kill two in the reziegat cattle camps. The suspects tried trade on ammunition to the reziegat, thus dinka Malual will be obligated to pay for the lost of lives | SSBC News

DINKA BOR PROCESS OF IDENTIFYING A LOST COW Stage1.when you lost your heifer you go around all the nearby cattle camps looking for it in general manner. At this stage you focus only on the physical appearance of your cow. Stage 2.when spotting a like-yours heifer,come closer, look at the ear notching style eg Chuɔi-Ayen Borɔng (palek), Tongë KUOI (Koch) and many others. If it matched your style call caretaker who has been holding it for that period of time. Stage 3.If the caretaker claim it to b