Diamonds make up about 80 percent of the southern African country’s foreign earnings. “The decline in diamond revenues by over 60 percent in recent years is a clear signal that…
Cannabis has a complex history in Africa having been grown, traded and consumed in many societies before and after it was made illegal in the early 20th century. Despite its…
OKhahlamba local municipality on the far midlands of KwaZulu-Natal has moved to harvest its second cannabis produce, three years since it embarked on the ambitious project. “I’m excited about these…
In the recent case of Enever vs Barloworld Equipment South Africa, the constitutional court ordered Barloworld to give Berndadette Enever 24 months’ pay in compensation for unfair dismissal after she had…
Numerous African nations are striving to liberate themselves from the lingering effects of colonialism that have historically shaped their economies and governance. This aspiration for independence stems from a combination…
Morocco’s King Mohammed VI has pardoned more than 4,800 farmers accused of illegally growing cannabis, the justice ministry said Monday. The monarch “has kindly granted pardon to 4,831 people convicted,…
The construction of a cannabis production plant in Rwanda’s northern district of Musanze is set to be complete by September, local media reports. The facility is being put up by…
Leading figures from the African fashion and textile industry are set to present at African Textile Talks 2024 in Cape Town, hosted by Twyg and Imiloa Collective. The talks will…
Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi has called for deep reflection on the development of policies aimed at regulating the legalization of cannabis, since the rest of the world is already adopting…
The global cannabis industry is experiencing unprecedented growth, driven by increasing legalization and recognition of its medicinal and economic potential. As countries around the world embrace cannabis for both medicinal…
