Kush

Kush, a drug, is spreading across Liberia, causing family distress while traffickers remain difficult to apprehend. The situation highlights risks to a generation and a hidden trade network.

Kush, a synthetic and highly addictive drug, is causing devastation in Sierra Leone and Liberia. A drug user in Goderich, a shantytown on the outskirts of Freetown, Sierra Leone, exemplifies the crisis.

Liberia's Roberts International Airport is linked to a USD $19 million drug syndicate involving Kush cannabis and a synthetic drug mixture. Michael US Browne, known as 'US Marshall,' is associated with the trafficking network, though his exact role is unspecified.

Sri Lankan monks were arrested after 110kg of cannabis, specifically Kush, was discovered in false walls of their luggage. Each monk was found carrying approximately 5kg of the drug.

Sri Lankan monks were arrested after 110kg of cannabis, specifically Kush, was found in false walls of their luggage. Each monk was carrying approximately 5kg of the potent drug.

22 Buddhist monks were arrested at an airport after authorities discovered a record amount of Kush, a potent cannabis strain, hidden in their luggage. The monks were returning home from a vacation in Thailand when the drugs were found.

22 Buddhist monks were arrested at an airport after authorities discovered Kush, a potent cannabis strain, hidden in their luggage. The monks were returning home from a vacation in Thailand when the drug bust occurred.