Africa Stepping Ahead to Militarize Cannabis cultivation and production.

Africa setting cannabis fields with help of their army. In Zambia cannabis usage for normal residents is illegal however from Feb 2022 Africa is using army power to cultivate and start the mass production of this easily growable million-dollar crop

CANNABIS CULTURE – Across Africa, the cannabis market has become a more and more militarized scene: from Zambia´s army foray into cultivation, Zimbabwe´s army dropping the first seeds of hemp, to South Africa and Swaziland where armies have a confrontational history with Indigenous growers.  

As big countries like USA, UK, and China have completely stepped into the industry Africa is jumping into the industry with a mega approach through their Army power.

“Armies are seeking first-mover advantage with cannabis,” says business leader Dennis Juru, president of the South Africa International Cross Border Traders Association. “Africa´s armies are key economic players though they operate from the shadows. They know the Canadians, Chinese, Americans are coming fast onto the cannabis scen.”

Full article at: https://www.cannabisculture.com/content/2022/04/07/african-governments-militarize-cannabis-production-create-prison-grow-ops