Ethiopia’s khat export to Somalia has fallen amid diplomatic tensions and high taxation.Somalia has long been the largest export destination for Ethiopian khat, which has an estimated daily demand of 500,000 kilograms of the stimulant leaf. The country used to buy up close to 80 per cent of Ethiopia’s total khat exports. A quota system…...
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Ethiopia’s khat exports to Somalia fall on diplomatic tensions
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