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Meet the Rastafari movement whose cannabis demand sustained Jamaica's economy - Face2Face Africa

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Questions bothering on morality and health were relegated to the backbench when Jamaican Prime Minister Edward Seaga sat down to talk about the Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church (EZCC) in an interview in 1980. Seaga was quoted saying the 'little sinsemilla' purchased and produced by Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church 'keeps the country going right now'. Sinsemilla...

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