A news agency report from Malabo described cannabis, grown locally between cassava and banana plants, as smoked openly by street children, civil servants and ministers alike. A joint cost about 100 CFA francs. Smoking and dealing were illegal, but no one had been arrested for either in living memory.[1]
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