I know... The photo looks too perfect which seems to make it fake and maybe so. But the following is indeed fact... The Jieng (or Dinka) people are often cited as the tallest ethnic group in South Sudan, with many men ***averaging*** around 6 feet (183 cm) or taller. Their height is believed to be influenced by genetics, nutrition, and lifestyle, particularly their pastoral traditions. The Jieng are known for their strong cultural identity and historical significance in the region. However, the tallest tribe in Africa is often considered to be the Tutsi people, primarily found in Rwanda and Burundi. Tutsi men typically average around 6 feet (183 cm) in height, while Tutsi women also tend to be taller than average. Their height is attributed to a combination of genetics and nutrition, particularly in the context of their pastoral lifestyle. ---------- You can tell from the photo below this Dinka couple is much taller than 6 feet. My guess is over 7ft if not 8ft. Keep in mind, there were talks of living giants in the bible which points to Afkians once again. #DinkaTribe #Tallest #Afrikan #SouthSudan #Jieng #Tutsi #Rwanda #Burundi

According to a 2018–2019 SSA survey, many African countries responded, including: Algeria, Angola, Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, and Chad.