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17/04/2021

The potential benefits and enthusiasm around the issue haven’t yet translated into a more diverse layout.

The National Cannabis Master Plan (NCMP) sets out eight pillars necessary to support the emerging legal cannabis economy, and serves as the framework for a legislative initiative covering both industrial h**p and ma*****na under oversight of the South African Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (DAFF) and the Department of Rural Development and Land Reform.

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The NCMP sets out eight pillars necessary to support the emerging legal cannabis economy.

03/12/2020

This decision will not have an immediate impact on loosening international controls over cannabis criminalization, but the recognition leads to how cannabis is classified globally.

A very welcome and positive outlook for the future of our human rights, health, security, and development in Africa and around the world.

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The UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) took a number of decisions on Wednesday, leading to changes in the way cannabis is internationally regulated, including its reclassification out of the most dangerous category of drugs.

20/11/2020

A global revolution in attitudes towards cannabis is under way.

International licensing laws regarding the safety and quality of cannabis medicines vary greatly. The legalisation for medicinal use is paving the way for a broader liberalisation and the legislatures across the planet have been having similar changes of heart.

H**pco.SA is proud to be part of this journey.

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Which countries have been taking steps towards medical ma*****na (MMJ) legalization that could potentially be finalized in 2021 or shortly after?

14/11/2020

The use of Medicinal Cannabis in SA has increased significantly over the past decade.

There is huge international interest in the potential of Medicinal Cannabis but more so locally as Africa had domesticated Cannabis for a lot of reasons over the past 100 years. Due to the lack of evidence supporting Cannabis medicines and pharmaceutical Cannabinoids in the last 100 years, such products have been prohibited from legalisation.

Implementing national Medicinal Cannabis schemes will help people ease their suffering by making a wider range of quality medicinal cannabis products available. Increasing research, scientific literature and clinical trials, allows us to learn more each day. South Africa is getting ready to take over the world of Cannabis farming and will be well placed to manufacture for both the local and international markets
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16/10/2020

H**pco.SA continues on path to build the countries most reputable Cannabis Pharmaceutical company while signalling a paradigm shift in the overall outlook of the industry in our country.

When it comes to the upcoming legal medicinal cannabis industry, the social and legal landscapes are fairly complex. It is vital that laws and regulations are shaped that will govern the quality of harvests and medicinal access which will ensure sustainable job creation and skills development.

H**pco.SA is proud to be part of this journey. With our vision and united as an industry and country, we can ensure that the cultivation, manufacture, and distribution of cannabis and derived products complies with local and international guidelines and best practices.

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08/10/2020

Looking back and moving forward.

2018 has been called the "year for cannabis" in South Africa. But there are still hurdles before a legal Cannabis industry can flourish in an African economic power deemed ideal for large-scale cultivation. With industry participation in finding solutions to common problems, we allow different perspectives on the obstacles and opportunities for South Africa to become an active and innovative major player in this growing market.

As a forward looking company H**pco.SA favours innovation and development when looking to the future. For now our focus is placed on the present, connecting our bridge to the future of inclusive growth.

The H**pco.SA journey continues.

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Looking back and moving forward. 2018 has been called the "year for cannabis" in South Africa. But there are still hurdles before a legal Cannabis industry...

01/10/2020

Transparency is an ongoing process that can have ongoing results in South Africa.

H**pco.SA has a vision of putting principles into practice by creating a shared, binding mission in our industry and country.

How H**pco.SA will achieve this.

The complexity of the challenge of inclusive growth demands a shared, binding commitment to the task with a common narrative about the vision for change.

The roles that business, civil society, central and local government play are key .
Inclusive growth needs to be a national agenda, designed and delivered locally, where there is a stronger sense of identity and where people have a greater stake in the outcome.

We look to a future of innovation and inclusion.

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Finance minister Tito Mboweni expects the newly legal cannabis industry to pour an estimated R4 billion into the government’s dwindling tax coffers while simultaneously unlocking the country’s stagnant rural economy, he said in a tweet earlier this year. But will this potential windfall benefit....

28/09/2020

Implementing innovative and adjustable inclusive growth strategies through collaborative initiatives, both in the private and public sectors will not only strengthen our organizations ability to continue to build the countries most trusted Medical Cannabis brand but also ensure we build systems that decentralise control and nurture a growing and responsible Medical Cannabis industry.

Through diversity and inclusion H**pco.SA looks to a future of innovation and culture.
We are proudly South-African. We are proudly green. We are H**pco.SA

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22/05/2020

The seeds to economic recovery will be the transitioning of Medicinal Cannabis into a main stream industry in South-Africa.

H**pco.SA drives this critical first step for inclusive growth and progression of an industry that will create opportunities, qualify a new workforce and see various practical training programmes being implemented.

Gradual integration will create employment and develop respective local markets through localised downstream opportunities. Sustaining this future market will depend on further research and contribute to further sector progression by identifying strategic advantages throughout the global Cannabis value chain.

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27/04/2020

Unlocking the economic opportunities and potential of Cannabis and H**p in South-Africa is shared by many enthusiasts as the prospects are high for significant job creation, SME development and unemployment elevation.

The development of an expanding value chain including processing and downstream manufacturing will a diverse range of multi-skilled professionals in our industry.

The biggest transformations in the global cannabis industry to date has been technology-based and the consolidation of an integrated government approach will harness economic opportunities and business communities and sectors for inclusive growth.

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