More than two-thirds of UB students hooked on dagga
Friday, March 06, 2015
According to UB Environmental Science lecturer, Bontle Mbongwe, the study involved 450 students at the university. “The results reported that most drugs are available in the university. Out of 450 students, 13 percent were doing cocaine, 68 percent used marijuana and 70 percent consumed alcohol,” she said.
This week, the UB’s Alcohol and Substance Abuse Committee held a consultative forum in Gaborone to come up with interventions to stop the abuse of drugs and alcohol in the institution.
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