Kush is a mysterious new zombie drug that's ravaging sierra leone - an epidemic described as the worst in Africa. And amid fears the crisis could destabilise the entire nation - a shocking new twist: the use of ground-up human bones as one of the drug's cocktail of ingredients. Warning: This report contains some distressing images

A cheap, synthetic drug is ravaging Sierra Leone's youth

Drug addicts in West Africa's Sierra Leone are digging graves to consume psychoactive 'Zombie' drug crafted from partially decomposed human bones. The government has consequently declared a state of national emergency to combat the menace.

Sierra Leone: Addicts dig up graves to get high on drug made of human bones

Sierra Leone President Julius Maada Bio has declared a national emergency over the "Kush" drug epidemic that poses an “existential threat” to the West African nation.

Sierra Leone declares national emergency over 'Kush' drug threat

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A cheap, synthetic drug is ravaging Sierra Leone's youth

Sierra Leone: Addicts dig up graves to get high on drug made of human bones

Sierra Leone declares national emergency over 'Kush' drug threat