The Narcotics Control Commission has given out Ghana's first licenses for growing cannabis legally. This is a big step for the country's new industrial cannabis business.
Two companies, MG Adom Limited and Juliopta Limited, received these licenses. They successfully followed all the laws and rules set by Ghana.
These licenses allow the companies to cultivate cannabis. This marks a significant moment for the country's approach to cannabis.
The Narcotics Control Commission is responsible for overseeing these activities. The move is part of establishing a regulated cannabis industry in Ghana.