The Langi people primarily reside in the northern regions of Uganda, particularly in the districts of Apac, Lira, and Dokolo. As part of the larger Luo ethnic group, the Langi people have a unique cultural identity and language. Here’s a summary of Langi's way of life. Langi People Family Structure The Lango people are a patrilineal society. Men tend to reside near their fathers forming clusters of patrilineally related kin in each neighbourhood. They live in domestic units with a husband, wife, and children. However, an extended family is formed when the man allows his unmarried brothers and sisters to live in the same compound. In a polygamous setting, a husband is responsible for providing each wife with a house. Each household functions independently, and the man alternates between the households of each wife. Langi Clans There are 134 known clans of the Lango. However, there are only branches of the main Lango clans. They are derived from six core clans;...