The Dinka tribe inhabits the Bahr el Ghazal region of South Sudan and numbers around 1.5 million people, making up 10% of Sudan's population. They mainly live in rural areas and have a long history involving wars with other tribes. The Dinka have a monotheistic religion centered around Nhialic as the creator and source of life and death, performing rituals for events like births, deaths, and times of crisis. Their traditional diet consists of milk, meat, fish, beans, tomatoes, and rice.

1. By Stephanie, Jodie and Haleema.

2. The Dinka tribe people inhabit Bahr el Ghazal and have a population of 1.5 million. The Dinka people make up 10% of the population in Sudan.

3. They mainly live in south Sudan.

4. The Dinka tribe have a long history involving wars with other tribes. Many people in the Dinka tribe are local celebrities.

5. They use old clothes to wear. Dinka religion may be regarded as monotheistic Nhialic is thought to be the source of all life and death. Lesser manifestations of the creator's power are honoured by the Dinka through ritual sacrifices. Rituals are performed at births, deaths, to cure disease, and in times of crisis

6. The Dinka foods consists of milk, fish, meat, beans, tomatoes, or rice.