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Automate Compliance TodayTanzania's Drug Control and Enforcement Act, 2015 (Cap. 95) lists cannabis as a prohibited plant, and dealing in any part of it, including viable seeds, is a serious offence enforced by the Drug Control and Enforcement Authority. Cultivating a prohibited plant carries a minimum of thirty years' imprisonment, possession of even small quantities a ten-year minimum, and trafficking over 50 kilograms mandatory life. The Act allows no medical, CBD or industrial hemp exception, so low-THC seed is equally banned.