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A university student has been ordered to write an essay on the dangers of drugs after being convicted of planning to sell cannabis cakes. Police arrested Chikwanda Chisendele, a first-year civil engineering student at the Copperbelt University, on Monday. The 21-year-old was caught with cannabis-laced cakes weighing more than 1kg (2.2lb), police said. As part of his punishment, a judge sentenced him to write a 50-page essay on drug use. In court, he was told to write letters of apology to his university, parents and to Zambia's Drug Enforcement Commission (DEF) before 15 November. The judge also gave Chisembele a two-year suspended jail term, meaning that he will not spend any time in jail unless he commits another offence. The DEF said it has "intensified efforts to nab individuals" baking cakes containing cannabis. In a warning to universities, the agency urged them to "be alert in view of the trend of cakes and scones laced with cannabis being tra...

California becomes first state in US requiring public universities to offer abortion pill on campus!!!! Gov.  Gavin Newsom  (D) signed a bill into law on Friday that makes California the first state in the U.S. to require public universities to offer medication abortion at on-campus student health centers. The state assembly  voted in September to pass  Senate Bill 24  in a 55-19 vote, several months after the state Senate first voted to approve the measure in May. The new law requires that “each student health care services clinic on a California State University or University of California campus to offer abortion by medication techniques.” The 34 University of California and California State University schools have until January 2023 to comply. In a medical abortion, which is nonsurgical and noninvasive, women within the first 10 weeks of their pregnancy can take two prescription pills to induce a miscarriage. It is diff...