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South Africa: First accredited higher education cannabis course launched

In a landmark achievement for South Africa's Cannabis industry, Cheeba Cannabis & Hemp Academy has secured accreditation from the Council on Higher Education (CHE) for its Higher Certificate in Cannabis Production & Management.

This qualification marks the first of its kind in Africa and positions Cheeba as a leader in the fast-growing Cannabis and hemp sector.

The 120-credit, NQF Level 5 program offers a comprehensive curriculum covering medical Cannabis, cultivation techniques, sustainable farming, and business operations. It will be offered in Johannesburg in 2025, catering to students from across Africa and beyond.

The Academy's expansion to Mthatha, Eastern Cape, in collaboration with the Township Cannabis Incubator (TCI) and Training Force, aims to create opportunities in one of South Africa's poorest regions.

Read more at IOL

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