The South African Khoisan activist arrested for growing cannabis outside President Cyril Ramaphosa's office is released on warning. The activist group led by the activist, who calls himself King Khoisan South Africa, has been camping outside the building since 2018.
2022/01/13/south-african-indigenous-king-released-on-warning-after-cannabis-arrest
2022/01/13/south-african-indigenous-king-released-on-warning-after-cannabis-arrest
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