In every culture has important values that are unique to other culture. The important values and morals that are taught to every generation in any cultures may not be same to other cultures all over the world. The important values of Dinka culture in southern Sudan and the moral values of the women & men.

They Dinkas are a people of southern Sudan, inhabiting the swamplands of the Dinka largest ethnic groups region of the Nile basin. They are chiefly a pastoral people, relying on cattle herding at riverside home in the dry season to growing millet in fixed settlement during the rainy season. Therefore, in two decades the Dinkas changed their culture around seventh- eighth years ago. In this present time most of them interacted with other cultures around the world, but Dinkas are still follow their culture.

The population of Dinkas around 3-4 million people, constituting about 45% of the population of the entirely country, and that made largest ethnic tribe in Sudan. They are a black Africa people in origin, differing markedly from the Arab tribes inhabiting northern Sudan they are noted for their height often reaching as much as seven feet. Besides, their women are famously beautiful than other tribes in the whole Sudan, and the usually marriage within their community.

 In Dinkas culture people practice a traditional which allows for a family to maintain its name from generations to generations through what has been described as 'ghost marriage. In the Dinka, tradition of ghost marriage requires that when a man die or absent himself from home for too long' the family takes upon itself the responsibility to ensure that is name, and thus the name of his forth-fathers or parents should be rename.

Therefore, most of Dinka said nothing like "culture" most of them defined culture is consists of the systems of values and beliefs which are characteristic of all societies. The "Dinkingdom"they belief systems involved stories, or myths, whose interpretation can be represent to the people insight into how they should feel, thinks and their behave beliefs. Mostly Dinkas, beliefs values of culture is systems that very often do grow out of belief systems.

 However, many Dinkas in southern Sudan appear to existing their values cultures in their society belief nowadays is most helpful. Most of Dinkas beliefs that keeping cultures in our modern societies is benefit enough to keep generations move successful. They Dinkas believed that maintaining the culture is road next generations move successful.

According, to Dinkas culture accounts the most important in life as keeping new generations move smoothly in same direction as the better solution of life. Dinkas are still now beliefs in their culture in this present time that keep them as a family of Dinkingdom According, to Dinka institution of the Liberated compels the woman & the family to find a suitable man to remarry her for the sole purpose of producing children. First cousins become the second most eligible in the absence of the brothers. This practice is known in the Dinka language as (lahot) entering the hut.

 So what norms and values have Dinka people practice it most important to them' if man marriage another lady from another clan. On half of the lady she looking for another man within society as considered woman violated which render them "bad"woman in the eyes of Dinkas people. If the man died before marrying, the procedure to ensure survival of his family name takes the same line. A woman is married and offered to a brother or relative to bear children in the name of the deceased. According to the culture it reflects and maintaining their dignity which every generations must follow same footsteps for their forth-fathers.

The most important in Dinka culture values is highly respected between men and women as it reflected manners. In Dinka, culture values most of women take care of household and mostly the cooks the food for everyone in the house. Therefore, the work of the man in the household in Dinka just to bring something to eat for whole family.

 On the other hand, in Dinka culture values and moral values most of them relying on livestock keeper and rest of them are pastoral in their inhabiting life. In Dinka, culture it is important in the community, if man need to marriage according to Dinka the considered ages of {18} above that must considerable to handle their own life. Dinka, values culture it most important that it reflects their own language also called Dinka, or Thong Jieng, is one of the Nilotic families of languages belonging to branch of the Nilo-Saharan family in Sudan.

The name means people in the Dinka language and in their culture value the called God Nhialic {Sky} Moreover, in Dinka culture it more valued in the whole Southern Sudan that it promote theirs own language. Therefore, Dinka culture is most famously within Eastern Africa as people become aware to know Dinka culture and moral values that interest people of highly respects.

 All in all, many people belief in their culture where the dignity will be high in their societies. However, many people again in their culture and customs in same roots of their forefathers. On the behalf, of the Dinkas in Sudan is more powerful according, to their culture beliefs. Well, many people around the world believe that the culture is more powerful in every society as many generations keep move in same row. The Dinka-groups people defined the "culture as nothing like it to stays on belief customs.

The Dinkians of the Sudan are still follows their culture in Sudan  >> By Manyok A. Mabiei

BY MANYOK A. MABIEI