Cannabis Club Compliance is First Step in Turning the Grey Zone into the Green Economy
The foundation for a legal cannabis retail industry is already there in the ‘Grey Zone’ says SACCA’s Albertus van Jaarsveldt. It’s just a question of unifying operators who want to be compliant into a framework that Government recognizes. Then, he says, there’s a whole new legal green economy that’s open for business.
Calling All Graphic Artists: New Cannabis Museum Planned for Cape Town Wants Your Logo Ideas, R10k for the Winner
The African Cannabis Museum is to be launched in Cape Town towards the end of the year to refect the plant’s role in the country’s heritage. As part of its launch, the organizers, who are deliberately keeping their identities secret, have launched a national logo design competition with a ten grand prize for the winner.
Soweto Cannabis Association Calls on Stakeholders to Show Their Strength at Solidarity Gathering
May 2 is celebrated internationally as Global Cannabis March Day. Soweto is in on the action and is calling for all Soweto cannabis stakeholders to gather in solidarity at Uncle Tom’s Hall in Orlando on Saturday. There will then be a march to Pieter Roos Park in Johannesburg.
Namibia Doesn’t Want to Let Courts Rule on Cannabis Policy, Says That’s Government’s Job
The Namibian government appears to be playing for time ahead of a High Court hearing next week challenging cannabis prohibition. State lawyers are arguing that cannabis policy is not a matter for the courts to decide and that the legislature is in the process of reviewing cannabis laws anyway.