Africa's share of the global marijuana market - both legal and illicit - stands at around 11% and is valued at U.S.$ 37.7 billion. Leading the pack is Nigeria with an earning potential of U.S.$15.3 billion, followed by Ethiopia at U.S.$9.8 billion, according to a new report.
Marijuana-infused energy drinks at the Cannabis Expo.
Visitors browse a range of marijuana-infused edibles at the Cannabis Expo.
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Opposition MP Jumanne Kishimba has said the country should consider legalising the growing and use of marijuana for medical purposes to generate millions of shillings. Farming ... Read more »
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The Grand West Casino in Cape Town played host to the Cannabis Expo, which saw visitors browsing a range of displays and booths showing off everything from marijuana-infused ... Read more »
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