Best Wishes for 420 2025!
420 Wishes & A Message From Myrtle.
420 Wishes & A Message From Myrtle.
Let’s get one thing straight: The SALE of any product containing THC, CBD (above the meagre 20mg per day dose limit), CBG, CBN, etc AND outside imported (there are no registered Cannabis medicines in SA), prescribed prescription Cannabis AND Hemp (below 2% THC) food products - has ALWAYS BEEN ILLEGAL.
We have it all laid out through our strategic involvement in The Haze Club case. Legal uncertainty continues to reign supreme over what constitutes “dealing” when it comes to Dagga Private Clubs in South Africa. Cannabis is out of the Drugs Act but we still have a way to go in fighting for
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Fields of Green for ALL has been involved with the Cannabis Africana - Drugs and Development in Africa - project since 2021. This is a collaboration between the Universities of Bristol and Cape Town. We were introduced to the project by our Criminology expert for The Trial of the Plant -
Monday 22 July 2024 saw the Constitutional Court of South Africa dismiss an appeal lodged by Barloworld Equipment (Pty)Ltd in their case against former employee Bernadette Enever. This followed Ms Enever’s win in the Labour Court of Appeal in April 2024. The crux of the matter is impairment and testing for
26 June marks the Global Day of Action for the “Support. Don’t Punish” campaign. “A global advocacy campaign calling for drug policies based on health and human rights. Campaigners are dismantling the ‘war on drugs’ and building sustainable alternatives that uphold everyone’s rights and dignity.” Fields of Green for ALL and our colleagues at
Here at Fields of Green for ALL we are vigilant about misinformation in the mainstream media as we often bear the brunt of the consequences of fake or ill-informed news. The liberalisation of our Cannabis laws has been two decades in the making and journalists have no excuse when it comes to writing ill-informed
Download the CORRECT version of the Cannabis For Private Purposes Bill here.
The South African government has a public relations problem. Everyone knows that. Should our government have put out a press release about the process that they intend to follow with regards to Cannabis, perhaps we wouldn’t be seeing these divisions in our community, which we certainly cannot afford. However, the bosses are