Tag Archives: inclusion

South Africa’s Cannabis Crossroads: Medical Exports Rise While Inclusive Commercialisation Still Lags

Primary reference point: Cannabiz Africa industry reporting (2026) https://www.cannabiz-africa.com/blog/6aab0d1806128bc82ed9c2b6? Supporting sources: Department of Trade, Industry and Competition progress updates; SAHPRA licensing data; Karoo Bioscience coverage; Mayet & Associates compliance analysis; BusinessTech / draft private-use regulations reporting; Daily Maverick hemp sector features; earlier Prince litigation context. South Africa’s cannabis sector in 2026 presents two parallel realities. […]

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 […]

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