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
Last week’s release of Section 2: Background, History and Context helped our readers understand the Cannabis landscape in South Africa as far back as the early 19th century, and how our history has set the tone for conversations about Cannabis laws and policies. The next section being released today is our
Fields of Green for ALL visited Cape Town this past week to support The Haze Club at their first appearance at the Wynberg Magistrate's Court, and to catch up with a few of our connections and affiliates. We were unsure until the day before we left if the trip would actually
For our team at Fields of Green for ALL and the #HotBoxShow, a break from the office, the endless correspondence, content creation and webinars cannot come soon enough. It’s been a busy year that we can finally say goodbye to. We will be closed from Friday 11th December to Monday
Being a part of the Cannabis industry doesn’t limit you to just growing. The range and variety of industries that are springing up around the Cannabis plant is inspiring. Almost infinite, if I may be so bold. From grow equipment to harvest crews to head shops to extraction specialists, and that’s
The team at Fields of Green for ALL was not surprised when the new Cannabis for Private Purposes Bill of 2020 reared its ugly, deformed head a few weeks back. We knew that our lawmakers would take the easiest way out, do the bare minimum to stick to their end of
Donations are an important way to help keep us going and there are different ways in which you can get involved. Besides a once-off donation, becoming a Fields of Green for ALL affiliate or a member of The Green Network are two of your best options. What does it mean to
South Africa is nearing the September 2020 deadline in which government is meant to amend cannabis laws set out two years ago by the Constitutional Court. No tangible progress has been made by government, and coupled with the global virus pandemic, we're not expecting parliament to have this on their to-do
There are many Cannabis businesses in South Africa, all rushing to be first. Some are very special because they understand the less glamorous business of getting things right for ALL our citizens.We’ve had a big influx of Affiliates this year and we’re feeling really blessed. On a personal note, I’ve loved watching how many of
