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The Anuak people
The **Anuak people** are part of the broader Nilotic ethnic groups in East Africa, known for their rich cultural heritage and deep connections to the land. Residing primarily in the **Gambela Region** of Ethiopia and parts of **South Sudan**, the Anuak have historically inhabited fertile areas near the **Baro** and **Akobo Rivers**, where they practice agriculture and pastoralism. They are primarily known for their unique language, **Dha Anywaa**, which is part of the Luo language family, linking them linguistically to other Nilotic groups such as the Shilluk and Acholi. The Anuak have a communal way of life, centered around family and kinship ties. Their social organization is traditionally matrilineal, where…