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Children and adults play an important role in the unique cattle-camp culture of the Mundari people in South Sudan. From caring for Ankole Watusi cattle and collecting dung for fuel to traditional practices involving ash, urine, and milking, daily life is closely connected to the cattle. These traditions reflect a distinctive way of life in the isolated Ilemi Triangle.

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