khat


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Synonyms for khat

the leaves of the shrub Catha edulis which are chewed like tobacco or used to make tea

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She explains how many employees work half a day and then head off for an afternoon of khat.
Al Khat currently supplies its clients from its Kuwait facilities and is the only approved provider of packaging materials for McDonalds and other leading brands in the Middle East.
He took it in August 2003 - five months before khat ingredients cathine and cathinone were banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency in competition.
Speaking about the khat experiment, a spokesperson for Farah said: "At no point were rules or laws broken." ?PIERS Morgan's Life Stories: Mo Farah is on STV at 9pm tomorrow.
Descriptive statistics and logistic regression were performed to examine the prevalence and predictors of current use of khat.
Welday Hagos, a clinical psychologist and director of the Mekele-based centre -- Ethiopia's only free, long-term drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility -- believes that khat is a gateway drug to harder substances.
The cultivation of Khat and production of the addictive drug from it are a major source of income for Ethiopians and of foreign trade for the country as a whole.
Khat plant (Catha edulis Forsk) belongs to the family Celastraceae (moonseed) that is frequently cultivated in certain regions of the horn of Africa and the Arabian Peninsula.
The Health Ministry released a prakas (ministerial proclamation) this week prohibiting the import of any plant containing psychoactive substances, specifically targeting khat.
The authority said that 1.1 million Kenyans in the same age group are using miraa/ khat while 2.2 million are using tobacco.
Abshir Abdillahi Ali, 27, was nabbed with 39kg of khat as he tried to catch a connecting flight at Glasgow Airport.
A woman has appeared in court accused of bringing bags of "khat" into Newcastle International Airport.
Khat is a natural stimulant from the Catha edulis plant that is cultivated in the Republic of Yemen and most of the countries of East Africa.
A COVENTRY man who smuggled PS20,000 of the illegal East African herbal stimulant khat into the country has been jailed.