The Bank of Southern Sudan has pointed out the difficulty of stoping the flow of illegal money on the black market. Speaking to Radio Miraya, The Bank Governor, Elijah Malok Aleng, said the Bank has established tough rules in order to combat devaluation and the scarcity of hard currency. He added that the Bank plans to coordinate with neighboring countries to regulate the flow of currency and other illegal activities along the common borders.
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Saturday, 01 January 2011 00:34
Bank of southern Sudan establishes rules to combat scarcity of hard currency
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