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How an indigenous African and Caribbean drink became a global sensation

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At the peak of the deadly coronavirus, Africans in true fashion resorted to making up ‘concoctions’ or home remedies to help prevent the contraction of the virus. One of such home remedies was ‘Sobolo.’ If you are from the Caribbean, you would recognize it as sorrel, in Nigeria, it’s known as Zobo, in Ghana, it...

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