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The Horn of Africa's Qat-22

Qat, a leafy green plant that is popularly taken as a stimulant, is integral to the Horn of Africa's economy. But some experts claim it is an addictive substance that is contributing to the region's high rate of unemployment.

James Jeffrey

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The Horn of Africa's Qat-22

Qat, a leafy green plant that is popularly taken as a stimulant, is integral to the Horn of Africa's economy. But some experts claim it is an addictive substance that...

James Jeffrey

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