JACKSON POLICE SAY HANGING DEATH OF MOTHER OF FOUR WAS STAGED IN DRUG CASE GONE WRONG. (PHOTO).

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 Jackson police say hanging death of mother of four was staged in drug case gone wrong  Jackson police say the death of 29-year-old Tasia Fortune, whose body was found hanging from a tree in early August, was a staged scene connected to what investigators believe was a drug-related case that went wrong. Police Chief RaShall Brackney said Monday that Fortune's death has been classified as a homicide and that investigators believe the scene was deliberately arranged to mislead authorities. Three men have been arrested and charged with murder in connection with Fortune's death: 51-year-old Jarques Ratliff, 25-year-old Earnest Lloyd Jr. and 45-year-old Eric Clark. Police said Fortune had a known association with the suspects. Ratliff pleaded not guilty at a Sept. 14 hearing. The status of pleas and legal representation for Lloyd and Clark was not immediately clear. Police said the investigation remains active and that additional arrests are possible. Authorities also anticipate co...

KENYA SIGNS SOVEREIGN WEALTH FUND BILL INTO LAW. (PHOTO).


 Kenya signs Sovereign Wealth Fund bill into law


Kenyan President William Ruto has signed the Sovereign Wealth Fund Bill 2026 into law, aiming to strengthen fiscal management, safeguard national wealth and support long-term economic growth.


The bill is set to help the country save surplus public resources, finance strategic investments, and cushion the economy against future financial shocks.


The new law also establishes a framework that reserves 30 percent of Kenya’s petroleum and mineral revenues for future generations.


It is expected to improve the country’s financial resilience while promoting prudent management of public resources.


What bill entails


The law sets aside 30% of natural resource revenues for future generations, creating a financial buffer to protect the economy from global crises, economic shocks and fluctuations in resource income, TRT Afrika reported.


The fund will become fully operational once it reaches KSh 200 billion (over $1.5 billion) and a board is appointed.


The new law also introduces strict transparency measures, including regular public reporting, audits by the Auditor-General, and tough penalties for anyone found guilty of misusing the funds.

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