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The space race was triggered almost a century ago, with the plan of moving human beings to Mars happening in the second phase.  21 st century has been in no doubt characterized by rapid techno-economic upheavals. The century replete of utopian thoughts modeled to making life better, with invention of more user-friendly gadgets and attempts to depopulate the ever surging world’s population at an advanced stage. Why do the rich want to migrate to the mars? Aren’t they out to escape the ever surging world’s population, or are they just being adventurous? Elon Musk has been on record saying that he would one day build a city in the red planet. Musk, who happens to be the richest man in the world, is a top-notched engineer who has deployed his skills in his SpaceX found space exploration firm. The firm has custom-built several rockets for the space mission. Will the rich escape the taxing planet world to another one? If they manage, will the other planet have authorities to regulate human

Researchers reveal that 250 acreage of marijuana plantation is worth billions of dollars, the amount that cannot be produced with any other cash crop. Multiple reports indicate that the drug is one of the ingredients in numerous medical drugs found across the globe. Marijuana researchers confirm that the drug that is banned in many countries around the world is also used to make paper currencies and textile products.  According to Foreign Policy blog , Africa requires cannabis to spur economic growth. Legalizing marijuana would create many jobs and increase tax revenue across the African continent. Marijuana growth will shift the overreliance of revenue generated from exportation of cash crops such coffee, cocoa, tea, maize and cotton among others. The Rastafari Society of Kenya filed a case in the High Court on Monday seeking to uplift the ban on marijuana. The Rastafari religious sect claims that marijuana is their spiritual sacrament, adding that it can also be used for