The video explores a remote village in Senegal where cannabis cultivation thrives despite government crackdowns. The village's isolation has made it a hub for illegal cannabis production, providing economic benefits to locals who otherwise lack viable industries. Cannabis profits have funded education and improved living standards, but growers face significant legal risks. Despite increased government efforts to curb illegal drug activities, the village remains a challenging target for law enforcement due to its difficult access. The future of cannabis cultivation in the area remains uncertain as locals hope to maintain their livelihoods.

What measures has the Senegalese government taken against illegal drug cultivation?

Why do locals hope to continue their cannabis cultivation despite legal risks?