The famous and disappearing cattle keepers of Sudan are featured in a new book, Dinka. In our new coffee table series, we feature Angela Fish and Carol Beckwith’s photographs. Every morning ...

The leaders of the Ngok Dinka and Misseriya from the three migration corridors, along with the Joint Community Peace ...

They stole our cattle, they stole our clothes - they even stole our kitchen utensils," said Dinka tribeswoman Tabita, shortly after she arrived in Lologo camp, 15 kilometres south-east of Juba, in ...

The cattle camps in southern Sudan offer a glimpse into the way the country's largest tribe, the Dinka, preserved their traditions through 21 years of civil war with mostly Arab northern Sudan.

And in the Dinka village of Anyida, Mayor Bona Majok regrets to inform peacemakers that Murle raiders stole 13 cattle grazing near the village on July 17. That no one was seriously harmed or ...

Photographer Pete Muller writes for LightBox about his dark, powerful portraits of the heavily armed, cattle keeping Dinka Rek, a sub-tribe of southern Sudan. I am deeply intrigued by the ...

They stole our cattle, they stole our clothes – they even stole our kitchen utensils,” said Dinka tribeswoman Tabita, shortly after she arrived in Lologo camp, 15 kilometres south-east of Juba ...

It was considered at the time that the girl’s destiny was to get married, attract cattle—which was part of the exchange in Dinka culture—and there wasn’t really a market for educated girls ...

For most of the past four years, armed Nuer and Dinka youth in the two states had been carrying out cattle raids and killings. Attacks were made at dawn. Women and children were left for dead ...