In the video below, Myrtle discusses the crucial role of the Cannabis Embassy group at the United Nations. She prepares for CND67 in Vienna later this month, emphasizing the human rights aspect of Cannabis reform. She also announces our official United Nations side event on Cannabis and Biopiracy, featuring Professor Chris Duvall, author of
The Cannabis for Private Purposes Bill passed by South African Parliament sparks discussions on its implications for Dagga Private Clubs. In the video below Myrtle sheds light on the challenges faced by DPCs amidst ongoing legal battles. Everything You Need to Know About Cannabis Clubs: Click Here To Learn
In the video below, Myrtle dives deep into the implications of the Cannabis For Private Purposes Bill in South Africa, highlighting key points and dispelling misinformation. She discusses the bill's passage and implications for private cultivation and use. Myrtle emphasizes the importance of knowing your rights and staying informed amidst evolving regulations.
The research has been done. Dagga Private Clubs are a proven Harm Reduction tool. This has been evident since the first clubs appeared as safe spaces in Spain over a decade ago. The stigma surrounding Cannabis and its use is still alive and well in South Africa. The perceived harms of Cannabis
Judgment is reserved in the case of Bernadette Enever vs Barloworld Equipment South Africa. The long-awaited hearing of Burny Enever’s case in the Labour Court of Appeal in Johannesburg was an important day. Not only for the incredible Burny, but also for Fields of Green for ALL’s Strategic Litigation project. A day in court is
The 5th official Amber Cup 2023 took place this past weekend on a bright and sunny 7/10 at The Jazzfarm. We are all still basking in the warm afterglow of this community fundraising event celebrating our OGs and the finest dab in the land. Getting 13 Entries of the finest dab in the land
Africa Policy Week 2023 kicked off on a fine Monday evening with introductory presentations and a sobering keynote address by former president Kgalema Motlathe. Shaun Shelly, a true giant in Drug Policy reform and founder of SA Drug Policy Week, chaired the Opening Plenary. Shaun reflected on how, since its inception in 2016, Drug Policy
On 9 August 1956, roughly 20 000 women from around the country amassed in a landmark march to the Union Buildings. Their reason: to protest restrictions on the movements of Black women in urban areas by the apartheid government. The day was a success, and continues to enjoy commemoration in our democratic nation where
The Durban Chapter of the Cannabis Expo kicks off today, continuing through to Sunday (28-30 July 2023). Highlights include the various stalls selling their wares, the Freedom Festival, and a generally good vibe. The Convention Stage is sure to provide some provocative insights into the developing Cannabis Sector. As always, a few self-proclaimed pioneers
The recent Cannabis Phakisa Action Lab - convened by the Presidency and Department of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development - brought together a diverse collection of stakeholders across civil society and government. Their task: to fast-track plans through open and in-depth deliberation to accelerate unleashing the Cannabis Sector for our nation and its many
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