AfriLeafies! It has been an exciting two weeks with many new developments across the African continent. We wanted to summarise the latest for everyone. As Jeremy Klettke recently put it…
Morocco’s first legal cannabis harvest was 294 metric tons in 2023, after the country approved its cultivation and export for medicine and industrial uses, the cannabis regulator has said said.…
King Kong Organics (KKOG Rwanda) has become the first local company to secure a 5-year license to cultivate cannabis for medicinal purposes, extraction, and export various medicinal products. Full store…
Cilo Cybin said it’s revived a plan to list on the stock exchange in Johannesburg. The special purpose acquisition company is opening the sale of 10% of its shares on…
Malawi joins a growing list of African nations that are legalising production of cannabis for medicinal and industrial use. Malawi legalised cannabis farming for industrial and medicinal use in February…
Herbolea Biotech S.p.a., an Italian biotech company leader in the development of solventless extraction technologies, and Laso-Bio, a new biotech company affiliated to leading Moroccan healthcare company Promamec, are delighted…
The Cheeba Africa cannabis company has unveiled an innovative scholarship initiative in collaboration with the German cannabis accessories brand GIZEH. This newly introduced scholarship programme offers three students the chance…
Even more concerning, section 2.1(b) of the bill still incorrectly prohibits the sale of cannabis for private use. In an explanatory note following public comments on the bill at the…
Is anyone as confused as we are by these rulings??? In summary, the department clarified the following: 1. Cannabis is only legal for private use; 2. Cannabis cannot be bought…
South African National Defence Force (SANDF) members will not be excluded from utilising the Cannabis for Private Purposes Bill, according to the Department of Justice (DOJ, following concerns about the…
