Zimbabwe Legalizes Cannabis Cultivation for Medical and Research Purposes

Merry Jane
May 4, 2018, 1:00 pm
Zimbabwe has legalized the production of cannabis for medical or research use, becoming the second African country ever to do so. All production and use of cannabis, which is locally known as mbanje, has heretofore been completely prohibited, subject to maximum prison sentences of 12 years. In order to keep…

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