Colonial correspondence described few convictions and small fines in Central Nyanza, alongside concern about cannabis in Taita.[1] Coast provincial commissioner Desmond O’Hagan asked his Nyanza counterpart whether officials took firm action and what sentences they usually imposed.[1]
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References
- Cannabis in Kenya46(2), pp. 4–23; especially p. 12 (Nakuru cases) and p. 18 (1956 correspondence and 1961 enforcement figures)archived
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