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LABAT AFRICA PROVIDES UPDATE AMID SUSPENSION, FOCUSES ON CANNABIS GROWTH
Aligning with its strategic focus, Labat Africa Limited recently announced that it is winding down its non-core operations, Labat Logistics and Labat Fuel and Supply,
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BREAKING: FIRST CANNABIS COMPANY APPROVED FOR JSE LISTING
Cilo Cybin Holdings is to be listed on the AltX market of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) on Tuesday, 25 June 2024. The company has
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DISCUSSION: ARE TRADITIONAL FARMERS BEING LEFT OUT OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN CANNABIS INDUSTRY?
A very insightful piece by Sinenhlanhla Mncwango, a journalist at Food For Mzansi. As cannabis gets legalised in SA, the focus now shifts to creating
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DISCUSSION: How Moroccans used hemp for food, paper and more
This article explores the rich history of hemp use (food, paper, marine navigation, etc.) in Morocco, examining how it was critical in producing various elements
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BREAKING: WILL THE REST OF AFRICA FOLLOW SOUTH AFRICA?
It’s now legal for South Africans to grow and use cannabis. The next battle — making it legal to trade. The continent is watching. Just
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ANNOUNCEMENT: CANNABIS GETS THE GREEN LIGHT IN SOUTH AFRICA
South Africa takes a groundbreaking step forward in cannabis reform, legalizing the cultivation and possession of the plant for personal use. With President Cyril Ramaphosa’s
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BOLD ANALYSIS: MOROCCO PREDICTED TO CAPTURE 10-15% of the EU MARKET BY 2028
Morocco could capture a 10-15% share of the European market, translating into significant revenue gains for the country, according to Mohamed El Bouhmadi, president
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BREAKING: CANNABIS ON THE RADAR OF SOUTH AFRICA’S GRAIN FARMING INDUSTRY
Budding potential for grain farmers could come in the form of cannabis oil, but it’s early days yet and the policy framework remains shrouded in
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BREAKING: CHEEBA CANNABIS ACADEMY LAUNCHES TSHEGO SCHOLARSHIP
Cheeba Cannabis Academy has announced the Tshego Cannabis Scholarship. Tshego, recognised as one of South Africa’s foremost hip hop/R&B artists, boasts an illustrious career marked
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BREAKING: DACHA CORPORATION
Prominent South African businessman Moss Mashishi says he has resigned as director of a medical cannabis company whose directors are accused of disappearing with more
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ANNOUNCEMENT: OPINIONS ON SOUTH AFRICAN CANNABIS LEGISLATION
The new Bill for using cannabis privately should be scrapped as it ignores the needs of rural farmers, Rastafarians and traditional healers, says the Global
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DISCUSSION: RECREATIONAL CANNABIS INTEREST IN MOROCCO
With a growing number of countries legalizing cannabis for recreational purposes, Morocco is well-positioned to become a leader in this emerging market. This push comes
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