The Republic of the Congo (Congo-Brazzaville) prohibits cannabis under Law No. 26-82 on the Suppression of Drug Trafficking. Cannabis is classified as a narcotic substance, and possession, cultivation, sale, and trafficking carry criminal penalties. Despite legal prohibition, cannabis is widely cultivated in rural areas and remains one of the most commonly used illicit substances in the country.
Ask the Expert about Republic of the CongoLaw No. 26-82 on the Suppression of Drug Trafficking (Loi No. 26-82 relative a la repression du trafic des stupefiants, 1982)
National Police — Office Central des Stupefiants (Central Narcotics Office), and the Ministry of Health and Population