In history today, Bor-Town is where the debilitated war of the 21st Century began in 1983. Sudan People Liberation Army/Movement {SPLA/M} took stage for arms against the injustice government in Khartoum. During the course of this war, Bor City has been a battlefield for the whole period of struggles. This civil war in Sudan was the longer combate in our present modern World. Since 1983 there have been estimated losses of two million lives. Bor in Sudan & People of Bor
As a result of this war, Bor-Town citizens have had fled their home as well as the countryside where they reared cattle and grew staple crops such as corn, sorghum, and bean. In addition, the clashes has also orchestrated vulnerability to children and women inside the region and forced them to evacuate onto countries like Ethiopia, Uganda, Kenya, and Republic of Congo on subsequent. Some members of the Dinka have been making their way to United States of America since the substantial. There are Members of Dinka-Bor living in Chicago area and whole Illinois, but there are great numbers of people across the United Stated about three thousands young men and young women. People of Bor & Who are Dinkas in South-Sudan
According to peace agreement signed on January 9, 2005 by the Sudan People Liberation Army controlling Southern Sudan and National Islamic Front, an oppressive Islamic Fundamentalist in Khartoum. Dinka Bor Community Members are now trickling back to their homeland. Bor City is now horrific, because of a mere Jungle owing to fact that it has never seen any tangible development in term of clean water, school, and road and healthcare centers.
However, Dinka Bor Community Members in United States are trying hard to reunify their families those scattered across the U.S. in order to create some project back home. This is the only way they have though to help by sending money in various places to resettle their relatives who live in Kenya and Ethiopia to reconstitute for better move on. Our goal is to unify with our American-friends in order to stop chronic-ill in our area for many decades. As a community Bor with some fellow-Americans, we can task-together to provide humanity help for the children of post-war in Sudan and here in U.S.A. Bor in Sudan
Dinka-Bor Welfare Association is sponsoring by Native of African Historians {NAH} to help and educate fellow Americans about Africa in General, Sudan in Particular. Our major goal would involves program like education, clean-water, safe-food for destitute-individuals and also to increase stopping violence against women as well, but unlimited. People of Bor
Bor is the given name to the people in Southern Sudan who live along the Eastern Africa.They're members of Dinka community. In addition to that before the long war started most of them use to live along the River Nile in Savannah grassland. At this present time most of them were scattered into different location and wondering to their neighboring countries, like Kenya and Uganda, because of a long civil war. After the war began in 1983 up to now there are no any changes that happen at all level.
Many people in their Community have been affected by this combat in the country and didn't find where to rest. Right now many of them from Bor community and their other close ethnic are self reliable seeking help. But some communities in south are also looking for assistant in fields of starvation and medical Aid. Please welcome with your support to this community as you know, together we can make a difference.
Dinkas are people of Southern Sudan, inhabiting the swampland and are the largest ethnic tribe region of the Nile basin. They are well-known in Sudan. This is a largest country in Africa. Sudan’s area encompasses nearly more than one million square miles. It lies in the northern part of the continent and is a land of widely differing geography. The North, it is covered with vast deserts, grassy palms fill the central region, and steamy jungles and swamps lie in the south of Sudan. The Dinkas are chiefly pastoral people, relying on cattle herding at riverside homes in the dry season and growing millet in fixed settlements during the rainy season. The population of Dinka is around 4-5 million people, constituting about 55% of the population of the entire nation. Dinkas are Black Africa people in origin, differing markedly from the Arab tribes inhabiting the Northern part of Sudan and they’re noted for their height often reaching as much as seven feet.
The Dinka-Bor community manage their economy by growing a variety of agricultural crops, raising great numbers of livestock, fishing, hunting and gathering wild fruits when necessary. They have grossly fertile soil and this helps them to grow enough food for consumption. There is plenty of rainfall throughout the entire year that enables them to plant as much as they need. At the time of harvesting, they always have good harvests and are able to keep vast amounts in their homes for the next season. The Nile River is the second largest river in the world and supplies water in Southern Sudan and some of the Africa countries. People of Bor
