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Week in Review: Raids, Pioneers, and the Unfinished Business of South Africa’s Green Economy

Last week the South African cannabis and hemp conversation moved on two tracks at once. On one track, police operations generated fresh headlines and widely shared posts — hydroponic laboratories dismantled, multi-million-rand consignments seized, foreign nationals arrested. On the other, the slower work of building something different continued: young teams developing local hemp seed and […]

Hemp Dreams Take Root: How Young South African Pioneers Are Building an Industry the Hard Way

On a smallholding outside Walkerville, south of Johannesburg, the air is alive with birds. Thousands of them nest in a dense stand of sturdy stalks whose seven-fingered leaves form a living canopy. This is not a recreational cannabis grow. It is the working farm and processing site of Green Route Hemp Industries, a young South […]

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