The Cannabis and Hemp Association of Namibia

02/06/2026

Germany imported more than 218 tons of medical cannabis in a single year, reinforcing its status as Europe’s largest and fastest-growing legal cannabis market. Namibian Presidency Office of the Prime Minister OPM_Namibia Kadhila Amoomo Legal Practitioners Ministry of Health and Social Services-Namibia Namibia Scientific Society Namibia Press Agency Namibian G***a News UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Legal Assistance Centre Namibia Michael Amushelelo

🤯🤯🤯 we can’t believe this is True!

Learn the truth here: https://cannabisnow.com/germany-imported-over-218-tons-of-legal-cannabis-in-one-year/

12/05/2026

Ministry of Health and Social Services-Namibia Office of the Prime Minister OPM_Namibia Namibian Presidency Michael Amushelelo UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Legal Assistance Centre Namibia Kadhila Amoomo Legal Practitioners

19/04/2026

What does it say about a country's leadership when even the Epstein Regime makes them look incompetent? 🤦 Namibian Presidency Office of the Prime Minister OPM_Namibia Ministry of Health and Social Services-Namibia

30 likes, 11 comments. "Joe Rogan joins Trump as he signs order to fast track psychedelic drug research"

10/04/2026

Another missed opportunity! We could be manufacturing affordable, prefabricated, carbon-negative housing from locally produced raw materials, but unfortunately Namibia is running on Colonization V2.0 and the shadow government of ruling elites that was established and continues to be maintained by imperialists who are eating their bellies fat from the mineral resource they continue to greedily extracting from Africa don't want Namibians to be independent, healthy or happy. They need us to be afraid, ignorant and miserable so we can continue cleaning their yards, washing their cars, raising their children and operating their businesses until they have developed a substitute for the working class. And those elected to lead us and look out for our best interests? SPOILER ALERT: They don't give a 💩 about us! They deny us our medicine and build themselves luxury hospital VIP wards with our tax money while they send their police into our homes to come violate our constitutional rights. They continue to imprison Namibian despite knowing that cannabis is a medicine. They will rather let you drink alcohol and smoke ci******es that kill Namibians on a daily basis. Human rights in Namibia is a joke! WAKE UP! Your minds are still colonized! Namibian Presidency Office of the Prime Minister OPM_Namibia Legal Assistance Centre Namibia UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Ministry of Health and Social Services-Namibia Kadhila Amoomo Legal Practitioners Kadhila Amoomo Legal Practitioners

29/03/2026

There are significant concerns about the impact on global food security as a result of the illegal war against Iran by the US-Israeli military industrial complex representing imperialist interests in the middle east. It is expected to result in global food shortages by as early as June of 2026. If only there was a soil regenerative crop that can grow in diverse climates with minimal fertilizers and pesticides and served as a rapidly growing sustainable food source for high-quality protein, an ideal ratio of essential fatty acids, phosphorus, potassium, magnesium, and calcium alongside vitamins E, D, and A. Oh wait! There is but the Apartheid Era masters who still exercise their influence from the shadows to this day by owning Namibia's economy made it illegal so I guess our hands are tied , right? Legal Assistance Centre Namibia Namibian Presidency Office of the Prime Minister OPM_Namibia Ministry of Health and Social Services-Namibia Namibian Chamber of Environment Michael Amushelelo UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

In the era of SDGs, useful plants which provide valuable industrial outputs and at the same time pose less impact on the environment should be explored. H**p seems one of the most relevant gluten-free crop plants to meet such requirements. Its high ...

26/03/2026

A new study confirms ma*****na legalization is linked to REDUCED overall crime rates. When we regulate cannabis like adults, we strip profits from dangerous criminal networks, reduce exposure to contaminated black-market products, and ease the burden of trauma, violence, and mental health crises that clinicians see every day.

Dr. Caplan after 20+ years treating patients: “Legalization removes the profit motive from illegal markets, fundamentally changing the landscape of drug-related violence.”

The question isn't whether cannabis is risk-free, it's whether prohibition causes more harm than smart regulation. The war on cannabis has failed. Regulation works. Time to expand legalization, protect patients, and build safer communities.

Namibian Presidency Office of the Prime Minister OPM_Namibia Ministry of Health and Social Services-Namibia Ministry of Health and Social Services-Namibia Kadhila Amoomo Legal Practitioners Legal Assistance Centre Namibia UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Michael Amushelelo Namibian G***a News Professor Job Shipululo Amupanda

A new study examining crime patterns in jurisdictions with legalized ma*****na suggests that legalization may be associated with reductions in overall crime

08/03/2026

Namibian Presidency Office of the Prime Minister OPM_Namibia Michael Amushelelo Namibian Chamber of Environment Legal Assistance Centre Namibia

South Africa’s housing crisis continues to leave millions in unsafe, poorly insulated homes.

01/03/2026

WATCH | This Sunday on The Wheels of Justice with Daniel Nadunya:
Cannabis in Namibia — crime, health issue, or constitutional freedom?
A case before our courts is questioning whether private adult use should remain illegal.
What does the Constitution say?
Should the State punish… or regulate?

We discuss the law, the rights, the health concerns and the economic implications — without prejudging the court.

Join Host Daniel Nadunya, with Professor Dunia Zongwe and defence lawyer Thomas Andima, at 19h00 on NBC.

Understand the law… before the law understands you.

21/02/2026

Namibian Presidency Office of the Prime Minister OPM_Namibia Ministry of Health and Social Services-Namibia Namibian Chamber of Environment Namibian G***a News Share Namibia Legal Assistance Centre Namibia Michael Amushelelo UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Kadhila Amoomo Legal Practitioners

Time will tell—and time has already shown us this. —Truong M. Nguyen

Do you remember when cannabis advocates warned that legalization, regulation, and decriminalization would disrupt major industries? They weren’t wrong.

When governments choose to ban a plant or its derivatives, it’s not always to protect the public. Often, it benefits a small group of lobbyists and corporations that profit from products and services they can control or monopolize.

Looking at the legal, medical, and social impacts of cannabis legalization (along with other beneficial botanicals and fungi), five major industries have seen reduced demand as access expands:
1. Pharmaceuticals (especially opioids and mental health medications)
2. The alcohol industry
3. Correctional facilities, private prisons, and law enforcement systems
4. To***co and ni****ne markets
5. Illegal and black-market networks

Some argue that governments can act like powerful gangs—using military force and political authority to maintain monopolies, protect strategic interests, and prioritize profit and control over fairness.

Laws for thee, not for me.

“Government, even in its best state, is but a necessary evil; in its worst state, an intolerable one.”
—Thomas Paine

07/02/2026

Cannabis activist Prophet Aldo Timbo and his wife, Empress Tulisa Timbo, of the Ethiopian African Black International Congress Church Salvation, also known as the fifth Kingdom of Christ, say the Rastafarian community has never fully experienced justice or the independence that many Namibians fought...