The Sunday News
Vuyisile Mlilo, Sunday Features Reporter
WITH the growing global acceptance and evolving legal framework surrounding marijuana, it is essential to address potential risks associated with its use.
In Zimbabwe and South Africa, where discussions surrounding marijuana legalisation for medicinal purposes are gaining traction, it becomes crucial to understand the relationship between marijuana use and psychosis.
As various countries around the world, including Zimbabwe have legalised marijuana for medicinal purposes and exportation, it is important to weigh the potential benefits against the associated risks.
Advocates for the Herb argue that marijuana can effectively alleviate symptoms of certain medical conditions, such as chronic pain or epilepsy. Clinical trials and ongoing research seek to ascertain the safety and efficacy of marijuana as a medical intervention while simultaneously monitoring any potential psychotropic impacts.
The global marijuana industry is surging, projected to be worth billions of dollars within the next few years. Africa, with its favorable climate and potential for cultivation, is emerging as a key player in this sector.
Zimbabwe and other Southern African nations are exploring how the marijuana industry can contribute to economic growth and job creation. However, comprehensive regulations and protocols are crucial to ensure that the industry operates in a responsible and safe environment
While medicinal marijuana is subject to…