Let’s learn about our Luo culture. In Luo tradition, there is a deep and meaningful cultural practice called TERO YUAK DALA, which is loosely translated into taking the message of mourning back home. This practice is carried out by a person who witnessed the death or saw the body of the deceased and can confirm the passing. Even if word has already reached the village, it is only after this person arrives home and announces it officially that the community begins to mourn. For example, when the

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#acholi #luo #moors #jacobites #hebrew #joktan :Manasseh/Luo Elder from 'Pajok' South Sudan. Jok Tan ( tannin) In most biblical contexts, tan refers to a jackal or wild dog, known for howling mournfully in desolate, ruined places. *Joka is listed as meaning "Gift from God". References to "Pajok" are found in the context of: Acholi History and Cosmology: Pajok is a significant location and the name of a historical chiefdom among the Acholi people in South Sudan. The community also has an indigeno