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Twakkie started with student banter, a few beers and a name that stuck. Rolling Stoner digs into the South African brand’s approach to upcycling, local manufacturing and community-driven production.
Kultiflo is more than a stock app. Rolling Stoner speaks to Stefan of Tiny Town about co-founding a software company for South Africa’s cannabis clubs, from traceability and transparency to a member base already 18,000 strong.
The Route 420 app has officially soft-launched, bringing together more than 770 destinations across South Africa. The community is also invited to submit hidden local places, known as Smoke Signals, for possible inclusion on the interactive travel map.
The Jazzfarm in Lanseria is a home first and a venue second. Rolling Stoner speaks to Myrtle about permaculture, craft cannabis, activism and Route 420.
Rolling Stoner invites authenticated cannabis stores to submit lifestyle news, events, launches, and community projects.
Simon Leps speaks to Rolling Stoner Sessions about Alibi Club, Nirvana, Route 420, private cannabis clubs, and why South Africa could become one of the world’s most exciting cannabis travel lifestyle destinations.
Route 420 joined The Hotbox Show for a group discussion on cannabis tourism, stigma, local growers, responsible travel and the future of cannabis-friendly routes in South Africa.
Originally published on Cannabiz-Africa, thank you for sharing our exciting news.
The foundations of a vibrant South African canna-tourism have been laid with the formalisation of Route 420, the brainchild of Rolling Stoner founder Cameron Bramley.
His team has put together a network of cannabis-friendly destinations and experiences and established a private cannabis travel club.
Cannabis tourism South Africa is entering a new chapter.
After travelling more than 200,000 kilometres, Route 420 founder Cameron Bramley is preparing to connect the people, places and stories he has documented in person across the country.
The journey begins soon.
