The cultivation of cannabis in Ghana will be limited to approved industrial and medicinal purposes, according to the Minister for the Interior, Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak. This decision comes with a promise of strict regulatory oversight.
The Minister clarified the government's position on cannabis farming. He stated that only businesses with specific approvals will be able to grow the plant legally.
These regulations are designed to control the production and use of cannabis within the country. This ensures it serves specific, recognized needs.
The government aims to manage the process carefully. This approach will prevent misuse and ensure compliance with the law.
The new directive emphasizes a controlled environment for cannabis cultivation. This reflects a policy shift towards regulated use rather than widespread farming.