Botswana: Dagga Case Collapses
                   
allafrica.com     May 20, 2008            

Posted to the web 20 May 2008 Nelson Direng Francistown A man accused of growing marijuana was found not guilty after the police case against him was dismissed. Acting on a tip-off last January, police discovered six suspicious plants growing in Molepi Banani's vegetable garden next to his home... [read full story]                

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