Ever since Christian South Sudan declared its independence in July 2011, the Islamic government of North Sudan has urgently been looking for new sources of income. With South Sudan's independence, Khartoum – seat of the northern government – has lost almost two thirds of its crude oil revenues. As a result, the North has been encouraging gold exploration and mining activities, in the hope of using this to compensate for the lost oil revenue. Therefore, the Khartoum stock exchange – currently a rather small market – is planning to significantly expand its activities by offering trading in gold and other commodities. Continue reading on www.goldsilverwebsites.com
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