culture   South Sudan
15 commonsense assertions
Concepts (14) • dinka (2) • cattle herding (1) • healthcare in conflict zones (1) • traditional clothing (1) • access to education (1) • children's toys (1) • humanitarian aid (1) • knowledgeable (1) • marriage customs (1) • marriage dowry (1) • music and dance (1) • oil filter (1) • religious practices (1) • smartphone usage (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 dinka South Sudan The Dinka people are the largest ethnic group in South Sudan, known for cattle herding and agriculture. 7
2 cattle herding South Sudan Cattle herding is a cherished and essential aspect of South Sudanese culture. 2
3 dinka South Sudan The Dinka concept is not widely recognized outside of South Sudan and nearby regions. 2
4 healthcare in conflict zones South Sudan Armed conflict in South Sudan has severely damaged healthcare infrastructure, hindering medical care for the population. 2
5 traditional clothing South Sudan Traditional South Sudanese clothing features draped garments and colorful beads. 2
6 access to education South Sudan Access to education in South Sudan is greatly hindered by poverty, lack of infrastructure, and ongoing conflicts. 1
7 children's toys South Sudan In South Sudan, children often make their own toys from natural and simple materials due to limited access to store-bought toys. 1
8 humanitarian aid South Sudan Humanitarian aid is necessary for survival in South Sudan due to ongoing conflict, displacement, and economic hardship. 1
9 knowledgeable South Sudan In South Sudanese culture, being knowledgeable is highly respected, especially among elders, and is seen as a sign of wisdom and experience. 1
10 marriage customs South Sudan In South Sudan, polygamy is widely accepted and practiced in marriage customs. 1
11 marriage dowry South Sudan In South Sudan, marriage dowry is a custom where the groom or his family gives gifts, livestock, or money to the bride's family. 1
12 music and dance South Sudan In South Sudan, music and dance play a central role in social and cultural gatherings. 1
13 oil filter South Sudan The oil filter in South Sudan is often improvised or unavailable due to economic hardships. 1
14 religious practices South Sudan In South Sudan, religious practices involve a coexistence of Christianity and indigenous African religions. 1
15 smartphone usage South Sudan Smartphone usage in South Sudan is primarily for communication and accessing information, but it is not considered essential in daily life and social interactions. 1