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  • Tobacco Farmers, Already Switching to Hemp, May Look at Cannabis

    Altria Group Inc., the U.S. maker of Marlboro cigarettes, made a $1.8 billion investment in Cronos Group Inc. on Friday amid pressure to find new growth avenues as U.S. smoking rates decline.

  • South Africa poised for cannabis trade despite obstacles

    2018 has been called the "year for cannabis" in South Africa. But there are still hurdles before a legal marijuana industry can flourish in an African economic power deemed ideal for large-scale cultivation.

  • Africa’s cannabis industry could burgeon into a $7bn affair

    Africa’s legal cannabis industry could generate more than $ 7.1bn a year by 2023 if more of the continent’s major markets open up and follow the trend of legalisation seen in the US, Canada and Europe, according to a new report released.

  • Dagga- of Cannabis Olie- Suid Afrika

    Net een dagga sigaret kan genoeg wees om verskeie erg negatiewe uitwerkings op die roker te hê. Behalwe dat hy hartkloppings en ‘n verlies aan spierkoördinasie kan ondervind, kan sy oë bloedbelope en sy gevoel van tyd en ruimte versteur word. 

  • Why South Africa should decriminalise cannabis completely

    A new in-depth research report by the Global Commission on Drug Policy suggests that global drug control policies and scheduling by the UN is completely broken – and some drastic changes need to be made to bring it in line with modern science.

  • High time for South Africa to refine its cannabis licensing mechanism

    A number of countries in Africa have in the recent past reformed their cannabis regulations – moving it away from being a prohibited drug to a source of income as an exportable commodity.

  • Is Cannabis Good or Bad for Mental Health?

    The physicist Richard Feynman has been popularly quoted as stating that if you think you understand quantum mechanics, then you don’t. It is perhaps not a quantum leap to make the same claim about cannabis.

  • CBD-is nie so veilig as wat jy dink of hoor nie.

    Cannabis Olie- wees versigtig dit gaan moontlik jou kwaliteit lewe op die langduur kos.

  • Legal weed faces its first crisis as vaping deaths spark health scare

    More than 800 Americans have fallen ill and, as of Friday, at least 13 had died from a severe respiratory illness apparently linked to vaping. The mysterious illness left one Illinois teenager with lungs like those of a 70-year old.

  • Cannabis in South Africa: the duplicity of colonial authorities

    The history of cannabis in South Africa contains two particular trajectories that were sometimes in direct contradiction with one another.

  • Dagga linked to kidney damage

    Synthetic marijuana products, also known as Spice or K2, are potentially very dangerous for the kidneys, new research suggests.

  • South Africa Introduces Some of the Most Lax Laws on Cannabis Yet

    After years of banning cannabis in all forms, South Africa is quickly jumping through hoops to become one of the more lenient countries when it comes to using cannabis, and a likely massive competitor in the world hemp growing market.

  • Cannabis bill to be law by 2023

    The possession, cultivation and use of cannabis for private use is expected to be passed into law in two years’ time.

  • South Africa: Cannabis production as a source of revenue for pandemic-stricken countries

    Medical and adult use cannabis production could provide new sources of taxable revenue for countries seeking to recover financially in the aftermath of the pandemic.

  • Is the Energy better when you’re high- Cannabis

    Does cannabis increase your sex drive? 

  • Europe’s booming cannabis industry

    Europe has been paving the way for cannabis adoption with a proper global and quality perspective since approximately 2016. The timing corresponds to the US and Canada’s early-stage high growth phase which took off around 2015 with legalisation spreading across states and an over-the-counter (recreational) surge. Euro

  • Cannabis Greatly Reduces the Chances of Alzheimer's and Cognitive Decline According to a New Brain Research Study

    Cannabis users have significant decrease in Cognitive Decline

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