Dinka Agar; (Lakes State), Barh El Ghazal Dinka Aliap; (Lakes State), Barh El Ghazal Dinka Twic; (Warrap State), Barh El Ghazal Dinka Rek; (Warrap State, and parts of NBG and Western Barh El Ghazal), Barh El Ghazal Dinka Malual; (NBG), Barh El Ghazal Dinka Ngok; (Abiey), Barh El Ghazal Dinka Padang; (Unity State), Upper Nile Dinka Bor; (Bor), Upper Nile Ruweng; (Unity State), Upper Nile Dongjol use malakal area for cattle keeping place; (Jonglei state, Upper Nile: Dinka Twic East, Dinka Nyarweng, Dinka Hol and Dinka Bor. There are no Dinka tribes in the region of Equatorial, hence Dinka are located in the regions of Bahr El Ghazal and Upper Nile respectively. Food Habits Men and women eat meals separately. When milk supply is low, children will get priority. Children are breastfed until 2-3 years of age, augmented by cow's milk from 9-12 months. Children will start eating solid food (porridge), after about one year. After children turn three, they eat two meals a day. Adults also eat two meals a day. See also Sudanese nomadic conflicts Conflict between Dinka and Nuer in South Sudan References Further reading The Power of Creative Reasoning: The Ideas and Vision of Dr John Garang by Lual A Den External links Ethnic groups in Sudan Ethnic groups in South Sudan Nilotic peoples Pastoralists