The African Cannabis Committee (AfCC) is an organization dedicated to advancing the legal cannabis industry in Africa. Committed to promoting responsible cultivation practices, advocating for favourable legislation, and fostering collaboration within the industry, AfCC plays a crucial role in shaping the future of cannabis in Africa.Led by visionary founder Mr/Hr. Sembu Kemoh Gbla, AfCC brings together a diverse group of stakeholders including growers, manufacturers, distributors, researchers, and advocates who share a common goal of unlocking the economic potential and health benefits associated with cannabis legalisation.With its headquarters based in Accra, Ghana, AfCC operates on both local and international levels. The committee actively engages with policymakers and legislators across Africa to advocate for policies that support sustainable growth while ensuring public safety and health. By presenting a unified voice on behalf of the legal cannabis industry in Africa, AfCC aims to shape comprehensive regulations that foster responsible practices while maximizing economic opportunities. The AfCC recognizes the importance of social equity within the industry and the committee actively works towards creating opportunities for marginalised communities disproportionately affected by prohibition. Through its partnership with The African Cannabis Community Interest Group (CIC), AfCC prioritises diversity, inclusion, and social justice initiatives, supporting equitable ownership opportunities, jobs creation and community development programs.The AfCC strives to educate professionals with evidence-based information regarding cannabis's medicinal properties, economic impact, and social implications. Our awareness campaigns aim to dispel myths, address misconceptions and reduce the stigma surrounding cannabis use - ultimately fostering a more informed society.