Morocco’s Legal Cannabis Hits Record Harvest: By the Numbers
Morocco’s regulator reports 19,576 quintals of legal cannabis in 2025 from 4,776 licensed growers, plus new factories and tougher compliance checks.
Morocco’s regulator reports 19,576 quintals of legal cannabis in 2025 from 4,776 licensed growers, plus new factories and tougher compliance checks.
South Africa’s proposed limits of 750g and five plants per adult are still draft rules. Here is what is confirmed and what comes next.
A Lesotho court has ruled that police unlawfully seized a licensed company’s medicinal cannabis shipment, and the goods have now been returned.
Ghana’s Narcotics Control Commission has issued its first cannabis cultivation licences to two companies, a milestone for a market capped at 0.3% THC.
Botswana says hemp trials proved viable across soils and climates. Here’s what farmers and investors need to know before applying for licenses.
Lesotho has tightened import‑export permits and lab testing for cannabis. Here’s what licensed operators and investors need to know in 2026.
Parliament targets a 2027 Cannabis Bill as draft regulations focus on private use. Here’s what CBD and hemp entrepreneurs should prepare now.
Morocco continues to deepen its regulated cannabis ecosystem under Law 13‑21 (2021), with a March 2026 agreement between the Moroccan Agency for Medicines and Health Products (AMMPS) and the National Agency for the Regulation of Cannabis Activities (ANRAC) to establish procedures for registering cannabis‑derived health products. This protocol is designed to clarify how cannabis‑based medicines […]
Botswana has announced that industrial hemp trials have confirmed the crop’s viability across different soils and climatic zones, paving the way for commercial production under a regulated framework. President Duma Boko stated that citizens interested in hemp farming will be permitted to apply, provided they comply with Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) regulations, including THC monitoring […]
Zimbabwe’s medicinal cannabis licensees are navigating a critical renewal cycle, with the Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe (MCAZ) warning that permits issued in 2021 are reaching the end of their five‑year validity and late renewal applications will not be accepted. In parallel, the government has promulgated Statutory Instrument 108 of 2026, updating the Dangerous Drugs […]