Anyuak
The Anyuak, also spelled Anuak, are a Nilo-Saharan-speaking ethnic group living in parts of South Sudan and Ethiopia. They refer to themselves by the name Anyuak, and their language is also called Anyuak. The Anyuak language is part of the broader Nilo-Saharan language family and is related to other Surmic languages spoken by neighboring groups.
Geographically, the Anyuak are concentrated along riverine areas in the southern and eastern corridors of the
Economically, the Anyuak are traditionally agriculturalists and riverine fisherfolk. They cultivate crops such as sorghum, millet,
Socially, the Anyuak have a clan-based structure and customary councils that deal with local matters. Life-cycle
History and contemporary issues: The Anyuak have a long-standing presence in their homeland, but their communities