This week the conversation moved between celebration and hard practicality. Heritage Day asked the country to honour living knowledge. Rwanda advanced a tightly controlled medical-export model. Enforcement actions continued across borders. And a deep dive into seeds versus clones reminded us that the real foundation of any sustainable cannabis future in Southern Africa still rests […]
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Living heritage grows in the soil — seed-grown plants develop the deep roots and genetic diversity that have sustained African outdoor cultivation for generations. In the open fields, hillsides and valleys of Southern Africa, the choice between starting cannabis from seed or from a clone is not merely a technical preference. It is a decision […]