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    • It Is Time To Plant Good Words In People’s Hearts

    Filmed Interview & Annotations | Chief Simon Soro, born in 1926, remembers his life in Juba, and recalls major historical events that have affected him personally. A precious testimony filmed in 2015, brought to you from our archive.

    Juba in Maps, 1938 – 1949

    What do colonial maps tell us of how Juba was established? What do these maps show, and what do they hide? By Brendan Tuttle

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    In South Sudan, women's football is starting to make a name for itself

    Although the Bright Starlets, the South Sudanese women's national team, were beaten 5-0 by Algeria in a qualifying match for the 2026 Women's African Cup of Nations, sport is attracting more and more girls, particularly football.

    To The Juba Wharf

    Essay | From the founding and expansion of Juba to the city's forgotten role in World War II, Brendan Tuttle takes us back to how 'Juba insisted on becoming a place'.

    And The Country Still Needs Us

    And The Country Still Needs Us—A Story of the Chiefs of South Sudan: our new documentary film explores the history and the work of South Sudan's traditional leaders, as well as their relationship with the youth.

    South Sudan National Archives: Safeguarding Our History

    Short film | The first public exhibition of South Sudan's historical records.

    Juba In The Making Fast Forward

    The journey of this project since its inception in 2013.

    Story of Mary: Introduction

    A ten-part video series about waste management, initially published in 2013, revisited in 2018.
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