Chaos at school as scores of learners eat cannabis-infused muffins prompting an anxious rush of parents, emergency workers and ambulances to the scene.

Cannabis to be dropped from the Drug Trafficking Act but “dealing” will still be illegal. Further public input on the Cannabis Bill is now likely.

The South African Police Service has confirmed that they will no longer be bothering to arrest anybody for personal-use cultivation or possession of cannabis.

One of South Africa’s poorest municipalities is pinning some of its development hopes on cannabis. Nyandeni in the Eastern Cape recently hosted a development summit where its mayor said the cannabis industry alone could create many jobs if it could be formalized.

Pam Mohlabe has been fingered in an ongoing investigation that she issued medical cannabis licenses fraudulently. This report from IOL News.

Hanover's cannabis club started as a fringe outfit of nine members campaigning for the right to legally light up joints. Now the group, and others like it, are flourishing and mainstream as Germany gears up to legalise adult-use cannabis.

In the wake of The Phakisa, the DTICC is spearheading the development of a commercial cannabis framework in South Africa. It’s appointed a legal team to liaise with relevant Government departments, and is scratching around for some budget.

At the recent Women Indaba conference in the Northern Cape, a leading Khoisan activist told workshop on ‘women in the construction industry’ that it was her mission to re-introduce traditional building techniques involving cannabis.

Goodleaf says it's been pushed into an uncompetitive corner by SAHPRA dosage and packaging restrictions which undermine the efficacy of its products

Kampala is set to open a new era in cannabis farming and access for Ugandans to medical cannabis, but there will strict controls and harsh penalties for substance abuse offences.

Cannabis is to be removed from the Drugs and Drug Trafficking Act of 2020 but right now the law says you cannot grow the plant for anything other than personal use without a license. A 46 year-old Western Cape man has been found guilty under the Act for running a hydroponic grow op, but will avoid jail time.

Certain Republicans want to get Prince Harry deported from the US because they believe he didn’t come clean about previous drug use in his visa application to reside in the US. In his autobiography, Spare, Prince Harry freely admitted to using cannabis in his youth, but did he disclose that to US authorities. Now he's got to face the Substance and Possession Abuse Restrictions for Entrance (SPARE) Act!