File:Malawi Looks to Cannabis to Supplement Lost Tobacco Earnings.webm
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English: Malawi is the latest African country to look at legalizing cannabis – the plant that produces hemp and marijuana - after similar moves in Lesotho, South Africa, and Zimbabwe. As Malawi's tobacco industry - the country’s biggest foreign exchange earner - has dwindled due to anti-tobacco campaigns, farmers are now looking to grow cannabis. Lameck Masina reports from Lilongwe.
Originally published at - https://www.voanews.com/a/4761520.html
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This file was selected as the media of the day for 03 February 2022. It was captioned as follows:
English: Malawi is the latest African country to look at legalizing cannabis – the plant that produces hemp and marijuana - after similar moves in Lesotho, South Africa, and Zimbabwe. As Malawi's tobacco industry - the country’s biggest foreign exchange earner - has dwindled due to anti-tobacco campaigns, farmers are now looking to grow cannabis.
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Čeština: Malawi je poslední africkou zemí, která se zabývala legalizací konopí – rostliny, která slouží k výrobě textilií i marihuany - po podobných krocích, provených v Lesothu, Jižní Africe a Zimbabwe. Vzhledem k tomu, že význam tabákového průmyslu v Malawi, dosahujícího doposud největších devizových příjmů země se kvůli kampaním proti kouření zmenšuje, farmáři se nyní snaží přeorientovat na pěstování konopí. English: Malawi is the latest African country to look at legalizing cannabis – the plant that produces hemp and marijuana - after similar moves in Lesotho, South Africa, and Zimbabwe. As Malawi's tobacco industry - the country’s biggest foreign exchange earner - has dwindled due to anti-tobacco campaigns, farmers are now looking to grow cannabis. Français : Au Malawi, alors que l'industrie du tabac est en perte de vitesse à cause des campagnes anti-tabagisme, les agriculteurs se tournent de plus en plus vers la culture de cannabis (vidéo en anglais). Эрзянь: Малави — меельце африкань мастор, кона арси нолдамс каннабис-касовксонть ломаненень. Сон ульнесь нолдазь Лесото, Лембеёнкс Африкасо ды Зимбабвесэ.
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