Tag Archives: implementation gap

Raids Keep Coming: What the Latest Wave of Dagga Busts Reveals About South Africa’s Unfinished Green Economy

A Facebook post currently circulating (https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18WFAHxVSP/?mibextid=wwXIfr) has once again drawn attention to the steady rhythm of police operations targeting cannabis in South Africa. Whether the specific post highlights a particular seizure, an arrest, or community reaction to enforcement, it sits inside a much larger and still unresolved pattern: almost eight years after the Constitutional Court […]

Building Beyond the Noise: Why Ground-Level Shares Keep South Africa’s Hemp and Cannabis Conversation Honest

A Facebook post currently circulating (https://www.facebook.com/share/1BWUntXqMG/?mibextid=wwXIfr) adds another voice to the ongoing discussion about South Africa’s emerging cannabis and hemp sector. In a landscape still shaped by constitutional rights recognised in 2018, incomplete commercial frameworks, national dialogues on SMMEs and red tape, persistent enforcement actions, and the practical work of pioneers trying to build actual […]

Mozambique’s Emerging Position in the Regional Cannabis Map

Mozambique has historically maintained a prohibitive stance, with cannabis controlled under older narcotic-drugs legislation. In recent years the country has featured in regional discussions about medical and industrial potential, particularly given its agricultural base and coastal access. Concrete, fully operational nationwide licensing frameworks for medicinal cannabis or industrial hemp have moved more slowly than in […]

Another Voice from the Ground: Why Community Posts Still Shape South Africa’s Cannabis Conversation

A new share circulating on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/share/1BhmuzZyYT/?mibextid=wwXIfr) adds another layer to the ongoing public conversation about cannabis in South Africa. In a landscape still defined by incomplete implementation, court processes, national dialogues and community organising, posts like this one serve as living updates from the people most directly affected. South Africa’s cannabis story is no […]

How Constant Police Raids Are Undermining South Africa’s Green Economy

Almost eight years after the Constitutional Court recognised the right of adults to cultivate and use cannabis in private, South African police continue to conduct regular raids on growers, small operations and suspected cultivation sites. These actions are routinely presented as successes in the fight against drugs. Yet when viewed through the lens of economic […]

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