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News24 | OPINION | Dagga can be big business in SA. But the law is a maze

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The law has to hold two truths at once. Cannabis and hemp can support rural development, medical access, export revenue, product innovation and lawful investment. They can also reproduce illicit markets, unsafe products, exclusionary licensing, youth exposure and fragile business structures,  the authors say.

The law has to hold two truths at once. Cannabis and hemp can support rural development, medical access, export revenue, product innovation and lawful investment. They can also reproduce illicit markets, unsafe products, exclusionary licensing, youth exposure and fragile business structures, the authors say.

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