Despite the Haze Club bust and their upcoming court appearance, Dagga Private Clubs are popping up all over South Africa. As usual, our advice is to keep it on the down low and not advertise the existence of your Club, whether existing or potential. With that being said, it's also noticeable
On Tuesday 30 March we were invited to attend a webinar to discuss the development of the much-anticipated Masterplan. The event was attended by hundreds of stakeholders. This was after many industry specialists had submitted proposals for the development of the plan and Fields of Green for ALL submitted a proposal
Cannabis support industries are where many of South Africa's entrepreneurs, investors and business owners are carving their own unique solutions to the puzzle of making money from Cannabis, without actually selling weed (which is still illegal). With Cannabis use becoming destigmatised amongst a large and varied demographic, more and more Cannabis
After The Haze Club’s bust last year, the concept of a Cannabis Grow Club started gaining some popularity. Their lawyers argue that this model is in complete compliance with the Privacy Judgement of 2018, which states that an adult is allowed to cultivate, possess and consume Cannabis in a private place.
Fields of Green for ALL, the University of Pretoria (Department of Anthropology and Archaeology) and the Cannabis Organisation UP (COUP) would like to invite you to attend a webinar on Cannabis entrepreneurship in South Africa. Date: Thursday 8th April 2021 Time: 1.00pm to 2.30pm click here to register
We report on true stories of abuse by the South African Police “Service”. Unedited. Published on request and with permission. In this latest case it is once again clear that the SAPS do not respect the constitution or the government, they do not follow the law, do not follow their own
Following the lacklustre, if not depressing performance of our economy, pre and post the pandemic, has required the government to fast track and develop industry masterplans for various sectors, one of which being Cannabis. The National Cannabis Master Plan will provide a broad framework for the development and growth of this
Our last Manifesto Monday release was Section 5: Full-Spectrum Model for Cannabis Regulation, which is our evidence-based framework that has taken a more rounded and contextually relevant approach to how the Cannabis industry can be truly unlocked for ALL South Africans. This is the most important section in our Manifesto and
Our last Manifesto Monday release was Section 4: Leaving No-one Behind: Six Mandatory Ethical Principles for Fair Regulations, which begins to answer the question of “How do we go about creating Cannabis laws and policies that we actually want?” The next section being released today is the most important section of
Last week’s release of Section 3: Stakeholders illustrated how many types of Stakeholders that are, or need to be, involved in Cannabis policy discussions in South Africa. Additionally our submitted commentary to last year’s proposed Cannabis Bill incorporated the voice of our constituency, which spans a diverse and broad range of
