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Man, 75, found guilty of growing bhang in farm

By By NDERITU GICHURE | Jan. 8, 2014

By NDERITU GICHURE

Nyeri, Kenya: A 75-year old man faces a jail term or Sh10,000 fine after he was found guilty of growing bhang in his farm.

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