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Cannabiz Africa Medical Cannabis Hub

The medical cannabis revolution is sweeping the world, with Africa emerging as a late entrant into this dynamic market. In South Africa, medical cannabis has its own distinct regulatory pathway, governed by SAHPRA and the Medicines Act, while elsewhere in Africa policymakers are engaging with how to use the benefits of cannabis for local populations as well as European medical cannabis patients. Cannabiz Africa keeps you up to date with the latest news and developments in the African medical cannabis sector.

Cannabis Crisis Coalition: 7 Urgent Steps Govt Must take to Fix the Mess
The Cannabis Crisis Coalition has put forward seven key steps that Government needs to urgently take to stop cannabis reform from spiralling into further criminality and confusion. The key demand in an open letter to the Presidency, is to align government departments around a coherent policy.
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South Africa’s Cannabis Crisis: An Urgent Call for Government Action
Sign up here to an Open Letter to President Cyril Ramaphosa and the Ministers responsible for Justice, Health, Police, Trade, Industry and Competition, Small Business, Social Development and Agriculture as initiated by the Cannabis Crisis Coalition.
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The Crisis in Cannabis:  Stakeholder Webinar on Monday, 2 November at 12h00
Cannabiz Africa’s new webinar brand, CannaWeb Africa, will host a crisis summit for cannabis stakeholders on Monday 2 November 2026. This is a platform for the recently-formed Cannabis Crisis Committee, formed in response to the apparent collapse of all regulatory pathways of accessing the plant.
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“How is this Right?”:  A Mother’s Anguish as SAHPRA Refuses to Renew Son’s Medical Cannabis Epilepsy Treatment
The mother of a medical cannabis patient with severe epilepsy has accused SAHPRA of harming the very patients the regulator exists to protect. Ursula Kendall says it is an outrage that cannabis is freely available for social use, while genuine patients following every legal step are being turned away.
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TUT Working with Traditional Healers to Bridge the Divide Between Western and African Medicine
The Tshwane University of Technology is running short learning courses for traditional healers in ethical sourcing, plant medicine and patient care. Part of the course involves the use of cannabis in traditional African medicine.
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Leading Dutch Medical Cannabis Services Provider Bedrocan Declared Bankrupt
Bedrocan’s Dutch entities have officially been declared bankrupt, leaving stocks of life-saving medicinal cannabis in the hands of court-appointed administrators who cannot release them.
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