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FSCA sanctions trustees of Private Security Sector Provident Fund - Vimarsana News

FSCA sanctions trustees of Private Security Sector Provident Fund

The officials were found to have failed in their fiduciary duties due to actions including paying themselves to attend a golf day

Watchdog orders massive fines, removal of trustees from security guards' retirement fund - Vimarsana News

Watchdog orders massive fines, removal of trustees from security guards' retirement fund

SA’s financial watchdog has ordered that five members of the board of trustees of the Private Security Sector Provident Fund be removed for improper conduct, including receiving R8 000 for attending a golf day.

Source: news24.com
Town Miss Out on Celtic Youngster - Ipswich Town News - Vimarsana News

Town Miss Out on Celtic Youngster - Ipswich Town News

Town are reported to be one of a number of clubs to have missed out on signing Celtic youngster Graham Carey on loan. The Blues, Wolves, Wigan and Blackpool are all claimed to have been chasing the 21-year-old, who instead will join League One Huddersfield for the first half of the season.

Source: twtd.co.uk
Mammoth Teeth from 200,000 Years Ago May Contain the Oldest Mammoth DNA in the UK and Europe - Vimarsana News

Mammoth Teeth from 200,000 Years Ago May Contain the Oldest Mammoth DNA in the UK and Europe

Scientists are hoping to gain additional genetic information from the mammoth teeth and ultimately know more about the now-extinct giant mammals.

Ipswich mammoth teeth DNA to be sampled - Vimarsana News

Ipswich mammoth teeth DNA to be sampled

The project to examine the 200,000-year-old teeth has "international significance", an expert says.

Source: bbc.co.uk