EDITORIAL | Is prohibition wise or will it drive cannabis edibles underground in SA?
Clear, concise communication from the health minister and the cannabis industry is needed to explain the latest twist in a drawn-out process
20 March 2025 - 04:30
Chocolates, tea, muffins, milkshakes, honey, lollipops, biscuits, peanut brittle, vanilla fudge and nougat, infused with an assortment of cannabis strains, have been sold openly in shops and malls for years across South Africa. ..
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