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The Latuka tribe are also known as the Otuho. They are a small ethnic group who practices subsistence farming. They keep large herds of cattle, sheep and goats in the mountains of south Sudan.Unlike in other part of the world where a man and a woman agrees to getting married if they are interested or...
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