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Juba: cultural gathering, cathedral and library
UNESCO’s 15 July 2025 account describes ten cultural groups performing at Nyakuron Cultural Centre. In Kator, the Archdiocese of Juba says St Theresa’s Cathedral was inaugurated in 1962, while the University of Juba describes Dewey-organised collections at its downtown main library.
At a glance
- Nyakuron event
- UNESCO’s 2025 account says ten cultural groups presented traditional music and dance.[1]
- Cathedral
- The Archdiocese of Juba says St Theresa’s Cathedral in Kator was inaugurated on 29 April 1962.[3]
- Library
- The University of Juba describes Dewey-organised collections at its downtown main library.[4]
A place worth remembering
Ten groups at Nyakuron
St Theresa’s Cathedral in Kator
A downtown university library
The University of Juba describes a main library and branch-library system. Its library page says books are organised by subject using the Dewey Decimal System and that the library is based in downtown Juba.[4]
Good to know
A few clear answers before you explore.
What did UNESCO report at Nyakuron Cultural Centre?
Traditional music and dance by ten cultural groups, alongside exhibitions of crafts, textiles and indigenous knowledge systems.[1]
When was St Theresa’s Cathedral inaugurated?
The Archdiocese page gives 29 April 1962.[3]
How does the University of Juba organize its library collection?
Its main library uses Dewey classification and is part of a main-and-branch library system.[4]
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