This revised blog was originally published on 19 Nov 2015 There are some subjects we need to cover in the High Court that are best left to local experts. There isn’t much point looking for an international expert to testify about South African Cannabis
The ways in which to honour the memory, work and dedication of Jules Stobbs, are endless. However, Green Smoke Room Seeds has found a way to do this. We all know that Jules was passionate about Cannabis and the endless possibilities that the plant can offer us. In his memory, we
Our activist friends at the International Drug Policy Consortium released a striking infographic this week on how to responsibly regulate Dagga. We realised this would be the perfect measuring stick for the current proposed Bill, so we took a closer look to see if it compares to our proposed legislation model. When it
As it becomes more and more apparent that the law makers are not planning on doing the research needed for fair and reasonable policy reform when it comes to Cannabis, the more South Africans are realising that it is time to take matters into our own hands. Dagga Private Clubs are
So what does the privacy judgment say about mailing dagga? And what do the police do about it? Since the judgement on 18 September 2018, pretty much the second most common subject in calls we receive at Join The Queue Dagga Arrest Helpline is about sending dagga in the mail.. It
Every journey starts somewhere. In the Dagga Couple Ted Talk, Jules and Myrtle explained how they became the reluctant activists and how their journey started. Since the beginning, it was all about cognitive liberation and the freedom to put into our bodies what we want. In the early days, Myrtle and
Join Global Go and Africa Cannabis Advisory Group on Tuesday, 8th September at 7pm SAST for their first Africa Cannabis webinar, titled; 'The Africa Cannabis Journey; where we are today, and what it will take to unlock the potential of the plant'. The webinar brings together leading local and international Cannabis thought leaders, as they
When laws become bad and unjust, it's a difficult thing finding the balance between being a good person and being a law-abiding citizen. Laws should be in place to protect citizens, to prevent complete chaos and to maintain a reasonable standard of living. It must enhance society and play a productive,
Cheeba Africa and Fields of Green for ALL present an upcoming in depth discussion into SA's cannabis legislation and sustainable models. This webinar comes at an important time in South Africa's history as we move into September where Cannabis legislation is due to be updated. It features some of the stalwarts
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