Ma’di people

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The Ma’di people are an ethnic group of northeastern Africa, primarily living in South Sudan and northern Uganda, known for their distinct cultural traditions and Nilo-Saharan language.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
human population
affectedBy Second Sudanese Civil War NERFINISHED
continent Africa
country Republic of South Sudan NERFINISHED
Republic of Uganda NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship South Sudan NERFINISHED
Uganda NERFINISHED
dispersedTo refugee settlements in Uganda
ethnolect Ma’di language NERFINISHED
kinshipSystem patrilineal descent
languageFamily Central Sudanic languages NERFINISHED
Nilo-Saharan languages
locatedIn South Sudan NERFINISHED
Uganda NERFINISHED
northeastern Africa
marriageCustoms bridewealth payments
music call-and-response singing
drum-based dances
neighboringEthnicGroups Acholi people NERFINISHED
Bari people NERFINISHED
Kuku people NERFINISHED
Lokoya people NERFINISHED
Lugbara people NERFINISHED
Lulubo people NERFINISHED
oralTradition folktales
praise songs
proverbs
region Central Equatoria NERFINISHED
Eastern Equatoria NERFINISHED
Northern Uganda NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
Islam
traditional African religions
socialOrganization clan-based system
traditionalCrops cassava
groundnuts
maize
millet
sorghum
traditionalEconomy animal husbandry
fishing
subsistence agriculture
traditionalReligionFeatures ancestor veneration
belief in spirits
writingSystem Latin alphabet for Ma’di language

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Moru–Madi languages usedBy Ma’di people