The Dinka Aliab dance. Aliab is one of the many Dinka clans with very tall and dark people. Dinka Aliab culture is rich and diverse, with a strong emphasis on cattle herding, agriculture, and a cattle-centered way of life. Dinka culture features vibrant music and dance traditions. They use drums, horns, and other traditional instruments, and dancing is an integral part of celebrations, rituals, and daily life. www.theafricanhistory.com | The African History

Speech of BCYA-Juba chairman Elijah Manyok Jok during the Dinka-Aliap 1919 Aliab Resistance Day Celebration, as aliap pay tribute to the courage and sacrifice that defined a generation. Theme: Honoring the Spirit of Resistance, Preserving the Legacy of Freedom. 📅 Date: Thursday, 30th October 2025 ⏰ Time: 8:30AM - 1:00PM 📍 Venue: Mingkaman Town, Awerial County. Let's fill the space with unity and pride as we preserve this powerful legacy for future generations. | Nyin-Wong Media

Speech By Gen: Rin Tueny Mabior Governor of Lake State during 1919 Dinka Aliab Resistance Day Celebration Mingkaman Town, Awerial County – Lakes State, South Sudan 🇸🇸 | Pesahiko Media

Discover the exceptional talent within the Aliab Community: Enjoy this remarkable song by Abor Makur, celebrating the Aliab Community's splendour and their close ties with the Buor. This video is brought to you by AG production (The video of Aliab WIFI), recorded by the Ajakguong Media Productions team. Should you require coverage for your event in Juba, please contact us directly. Your videos will be ready within days.#Dinka #culture #SouthSudanese | Ajakguong Media Productions

Discover the exceptional talent within the Aliab Community: Enjoy this remarkable song by Abor Makur, celebrating the Aliab Community's splendour and close ties with the Buor. This video is brought to you by AG production (The video of Aliab WIFI) and recorded by the Ajakguong Media Productions team. Should you require coverage for your event in Juba, please get in #SouthSudanese directly. Your videos will be ready within days.#Dinka #culture #SouthSudanese | Ajakguong Media Productions