Border Green: Cannabis Smuggling Routes Then and Now By John Swanepoel Cannabis in 2026 doesn’t look like it used to. Walk into a dispensary, scroll a cannabis menu online, or browse what’s being talked about socially, and one thing is clear: products are being designed for real life, not just for getting high, but for […]
Border Green: Cannabis Smuggling Routes Then and Now By Susan Berry For years, most cannabis research and product development has revolved around two “headline” cannabinoids: THC (best known for intoxication) and CBD (best known for wellness claims and non-intoxicating effects). But the cannabis plant contains many more cannabinoids—often called minor cannabinoids—that show interesting biological activity […]
Border Green: Cannabis Smuggling Routes Then and Now By Pagan Pretorius For a long time, identity came with neat labels. Job titles, age groups, subcultures, political views, lifestyle choices. These categories made it easier to understand where someone fit in the world. They were shortcuts, not just for others, but for ourselves, too. Lately, those […]
Border Green: Cannabis Smuggling Routes Then and Now By Quenton Haslett For a long time, cannabis culture revolved around one central idea: getting high. Stronger products, faster effects, and bigger experiences were often seen as the goal. But that approach is starting to feel outdated for a growing number of people. In its place, a […]
Border Green: Cannabis Smuggling Routes Then and Now By Tersia Thompson For generations, social life has revolved around drinks. Meeting for a beer after work. Wine at dinner. Cocktails at celebrations. Alcohol has long been the default social lubricant. But that default is slowly changing. In many parts of the world, cannabis beverages are stepping […]
Border Green: Cannabis Smuggling Routes Then and Now By Hanna Swanepoel For a long time, being busy was a kind of status symbol. Full calendars, late nights, and constant pressure were framed as proof of ambition. Hustle culture told us that if we just worked harder, pushed longer, and sacrificed more, success would eventually follow. […]
Young Voices: How the New Generation Sees Cannabis and Change By Pagan Pretorius For a long time, cannabis culture was framed as a generational thing. It belonged to “the youth,” or to a very specific era of protest and rebellion. Older generations were expected to disapprove, younger ones to experiment. That neat divide no longer […]
Young Voices: How the New Generation Sees Cannabis and Change By Hanna Swanepoel Cannabis culture used to be loud in one way and silent in another. Loud in stereotypes, jokes, and shock value. Silent in real conversation, honesty, and everyday life. In 2026, that balance has shifted. Cannabis is no longer a fringe topic or […]
Breaking Chains: The Intersection of Cannabis Decriminalisation and Social Justice
Young Voices: How the New Generation Sees Cannabis and Change By Dan Gimpel In recent years, the world has witnessed a resurgence in the exploration of psychedelic substances—particularly psilocybin mushrooms—for their profound therapeutic and recreational potential. Among the innovative leaders of this movement is Tryp Trybe, a South African brand transforming ancient plant medicine into […]
