There are strong indications that the Presidency is going to assert itself in 2022 to rescue the flagging National Cannabis Master Plan (NCMP) which has so-far failed to deliver on the promise of creating a new legal cannabis economy.
Cannabiz Africa looks at the 7 government departments intimately involved in cannabis reform (or lack thereof) and assesses their performance
Class of 21: Juss (class head), Sapsy, Coy, Ira, Agri, Helf and Little Pharma.
So, a mixed bag indeed. Of the seven little dears, only two really seem to have the plot as to what is going on in class – that’s Ira and Coy. Coy’s been absent for much of the year but would be the appropriate class captain for next year as all the kids appear to listen to it. Agri’s been a disappointment – all it thinks about is hemp and doesn’t pay enough attention to other lessons. Little Pharma has potential but plays little irritating games which invite loathing and bullying behaviour. As for the clangers of the class: Helf needs therapy if it’s to progress, but as for Juss and Sapsy, they are simply bullies, have a negative attitude and influence on other children and should definitely be excluded from next year’s class.
| Child | Grade | Govt Dept |
| Ira | A | International Relations |
| Coy | C | Trade and Industry |
| Little Pharma | D | SAHPRA |
| Agri | E | DALRDD |
| Helf | F | Health |
| Juss | G | Justice |
| Sapsy | G | SAPS |
Over the next 6 days, Cannabiz Africa will release the children’s reports, a day at a time.
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