🇸🇩 South Sudan
Capital: Juba
Juba – The vibrant heart of South Sudan.
Known as the “Gateway to the South,” Juba is a melting pot of cultures, reflecting the diverse ethnic groups of South Sudan. Established on the banks of the Nile, its history is intertwined with the independence struggles of the nation, making it a vital cultural and political center in the region.
📜 Timeline of Juba
2011: South Sudan declares independence from Sudan, and Juba is named the capital.
Today: Juba continues to grow as a political and economic center, despite the challenges faced in its recent history.
📊 Quick Stats
Founded
1840
Language
English (official), Arabic
Currency
South Sudanese pound (SSP)
Geography
Located on the banks of the Nile River, surrounded by lush landscapes.
Time Zone
East Africa Time (EAT)
Calling Code
+211
Driving Side
Right-hand traffic
🏛️ Iconic Landmarks
The Nile River
The lifeblood of Juba, offering scenic views and opportunities for trade and navigation.
Juba Market
A bustling hub for local crafts, produce, and a taste of South Sudanese culture.
Freedom Bridge
A vital connection over the Nile, symbolizing hope and unity in the nation.
As Juba continues to evolve, it stands as a testament to the resilience of its people and the rich cultural tapestry of South Sudan. Its role as the capital not only highlights its political significance but also its importance as a symbol of hope and nation-building.
