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Former archbishop's aide faces questions over 'missing' £300,000 - Vimarsana News

Former archbishop's aide faces questions over 'missing' £300,000

Former archbishop’s aide faces questions over ‘missing’ £300,000 The Charity Commission is examining claims of possible financial irregularities 18 April 2021 • 6:00am Canterbury Cathedral, one the oldest, most famous, and most important religious structures in the UK Credit: Allan Baxter/Getty Images An aide to the former Archbishop of Canterbury faces questions from the charity watchdog over allegations that proceeds from the sale of a £300,000 church property “disappeared”. The Charity Commission is assessing allegations that two leading bishops “beguiled” elderly congreg...

Kingdom's first real estate trust products roll out - Vimarsana News

Kingdom's first real estate trust products roll out

Share Kingdom’s first real estate trust products roll out Thu, 21 January 2021 Central Trust Co Ltd, a joint venture between Cambodian and Chinese investors with a trustee licence in hand, has launched the first real estate trust products in the Kingdom. Speaking at the inauguration last week in Phnom Penh, CEO Ling Dong announced five series of products – Funan, Zhenla, Angkor, Khmer and Bayon – which he said represent “five different functions of the company”. He said: “Investment in the real estate market in Cambodia with its persistent display of potential has compelled compan...

Daily Trust - Lokoja Kpata market traders count losses after flood - Vimarsana News

Daily Trust - Lokoja Kpata market traders count losses after flood

However, following the receding of the waters, a number of traders have started returning to their shops to pick up their businesses. Malam Aminu Ibrahim, who sells fried fish, thanked God that the water has receded but said he was returning to the market because he has no alternative. “I depended on my colleagues in the same business for survival for the period that the flood lasted,” he said. He called on the  state government to extend the embankment to his side and beyond to avoid being affected by the perennial flooding in the town. Hajia Menuna Idris who sales foodstuff said it was...