Namibia in Numbers Namibian Approval of Cannabis Use, 2024 In 2024, Namibians were asked about their approval of adult cannabis use. Perceptions vary significantly across the country, with nearly 70% of respondents in the //Kharas, Hardap, and Zambezi regions believing that adult cannabis use is “sometimes justified” or “always justified”, compared to just 5% in the Ohangwena region. By ethnicity, over 80% of Caprivian respondents approve of cannabis use, followed by 69% of Nama respondents. In contrast, fewer than a quarter of Ovambo respondents believe cannabis use is justified. Younger Namibians generally express greater approval, with 40% of those aged 18-25 and 46% of those aged 26-35 indicating support. Conversely, only a quarter of respondents aged 56 and above are in favour. Approval also correlates with education: 46% of those holding at least a university degree approve of cannabis use, compared to 34% of those whose highest level of education is primary school. Men are slightly more supportive than women, with 40% of male respondents approving, compared to 37% of female respondents. – Tannan Groenewald is the Cirrus head of data & analytics. The post Namibia in Numbers appeared first on The Namibian.

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