Most of the cannabis and cannabinoid medicines used in Europe and even Russia will be produced in Africa, says one lawyer. Photo credit: Shutterstock.com Decriminalization of Cannabis in Africa Promises Lucrative Opportunities for Law Firms
Firms on the continent are "gearing" up to cater to a burgeoning cannabis economy, but still face challenges such as the social stigma attached to the plant.
May 20, 2021 at 04:23 AM
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Regulation
International law firms are increasingly setting up global cannabis practices and see Africa as a promising future market as the decriminalization of this controversial crop gathers momentum across the continent.
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