South African police uproot a cannabis garden grown by indigenous Khoisan activists outside President Cyril Ramaphosa's office for over three years. Police arrest a Khoisan leader who clings to a shoulder-height cannabis plant as they drag it across the presidential lawn in Pretoria.
2022/01/12/s-african-indigenous-king-arrested-for-growing-weed-at-the-presidency
2022/01/12/s-african-indigenous-king-arrested-for-growing-weed-at-the-presidency
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