The Narcotics Control Commission says it is in the final stages of reviewing applications for cannabis licenses in Ghana.
Deputy Director-General Alexander Twum-Barimah disclosed this at the Kwahu Business Forum, noting that successful applicants will soon receive approval to begin operations.
He explained that the review process has been thorough to ensure only applicants who meet all legal, regulatory, and security requirements are granted licenses.
The Commission aims to develop a regulated cannabis industry that supports economic growth while maintaining compliance with national laws.
Mr. Twum-Barimah emphasized that strict controls will remain in place to prevent misuse and illegal activities.
He added that all license holders will undergo continuous monitoring and compliance checks to safeguard public health and security.
