Sudan: Central Bank Launches National Payment Switch Services
Archaeologists say climate, war and halted preservation work are accelerating damage to the 200-pyramid UNESCO site.
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The ancient city of Meroë, with its more than 200 pyramids—the largest number of pyramids in the world, surpassing even Egypt—has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2011. And yet, today, these millennia-old remains are threatened with disappearance. A report by Marion Lory.
Sudan: Central Bank Launches National Payment Switch Services
In a move representing a strategic milestone in the digital transformation of Sudan's banking sector, Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Sudan (CBOS) Al-Mo'tasem Abdullah Ahmed recently launched the services of the National Payment Switch in the presence of the Director General of Electronic Banking Services (EBS).
Sand, rain, salt and climate change continue to deteriorate one of Africa's most fascinating archaeological sites
Sudan’s War Threatens Meroe’s Pyramids
Sudan’s ongoing civil war is accelerating the deterioration of the Meroe pyramids, a UNESCO World Heritage Site comprising more than 200 ancient royal tombs built between 800 BC and 350 AD. Archaeologist Mahmoud Suleiman warned that the site could face collapse, as preservation work has come to a complete stop. Archaeologists and site workers say […]
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