04/19/2018
Cannabis was used historically by Zambian tribal medicine men to heal their people. But since the establishment of the Republic of Zambia, the use, cultivation and sale of cannabis have all been illegal. Medical marijuana came to the forefront of public attention in February 2017, when the Read More
04/19/2018
For a short time in 2017, medical marijuana patients rejoiced when Zambia’s Minister of Home Affairs announced that the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, Cap 96 included provisions for cannabis cultivation licenses to be issued for qualified individuals. Up until this time, Read More
04/19/2018
In 2017, Steven Kampyongo, Zambia’s Home Affairs Minister, clarified that the country’s Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, Cap 96 allows for the cultivation of medical marijuana to those who are approved by the Ministry of Health. For a brief time, patients throughout the Read More
04/19/2018
The production, sale and possession of cannabis in any form, medical or recreational, is illegal in the nation of Zambia. Even though it’s an illicit substance, many citizens use it and face serious punishments by doing so. Some believe this is because medical marijuana has not been lega Read More
