The provincial government in South Africa's Eastern Cape province are looking at ensuring that residents who have been producing and selling cannabis benefit from opportunities that come from this agriculture sector. The government says it is confident that the province will find its rightful place to be the national cannabis and hemp commercialization industrialization construction and development site.

Dr Langa Blouw, a specialist on Cannabis  elaborates further.

The provincial government in South Africa's Eastern Cape province are looking at ensuring that residents who have been producing and selling cannabis benefit from opportunities that come from this agriculture sector. The government says it is confident that the province will find its rightful place to be the national cannabis and hemp commercialization industrialization construction and development site.
Dr Langa Blouw, a specialist on Cannabis  elaborates further.

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SA's Eastern Cape province creating opportunities in cannabis for residents

The leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), Julius Malema, has been sentenced to five years' imprisonment in his firearm case at a Magistrate's Court in KuGompo in the Eastern Cape province, South Africa.

This relates to an incident in which he discharged a firearm during the EFF's fifth anniversary celebrations in Mdantsane in 2018. 

Lulu Gaboo spoke to Political analyst, Dr Levy Ndou... 

The leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), Julius Malema, has been sentenced to five years' imprisonment in his firearm case at a Magistrate's Court in KuGompo in the Eastern Cape province, South Africa.
This relates to an incident in which he discharged a firearm during the EFF's fifth anniversary celebrations in Mdantsane in 2018.&nbsp;
Lulu Gaboo spoke to Political analyst, Dr Levy Ndou...&nbsp;

EFF leader Malema sentenced to five years imprisonment 

South Africa's Department of Home Affairs has clarified that holders of the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit (ZEP), are not eligible to apply for permanent residency automatically and must continue to remain on their current permits, which are valid until 29 May 2027.

This comes after reports that Deputy Home Affairs Minister Njabulo Nzuza had indicated that ZEP holders could now apply for permanent residence, suggesting a possible shift in government policy.

 Lulu Gaboo spoke to Advocate Simba Chitando, a human rights lawyer who represents the Zimbabwe Exemption Permit Holders Association...

South Africa's Department of Home Affairs&nbsp;has clarified that holders of the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit (ZEP), are not eligible to apply for permanent residency automatically and must continue to remain on their current permits, which are valid until 29 May 2027.
This comes after reports that Deputy Home Affairs Minister Njabulo Nzuza had indicated that ZEP holders could now apply for permanent residence, suggesting a possible shift in government policy.
&nbsp;Lulu Gaboo spoke to Advocate Simba Chitando, a human rights lawyer who represents the Zimbabwe Exemption Permit Holders Association...

SA's Home Affairs says Zimbabwean Exemption Permit  not eligible to apply for permanent residency automatically 

Pope Leo XIV, who is in Cameroon as part of his Apostolic journey to Africa, is expected today in Bamenda, a town in the country's English-speaking Northwest region, still recovering from years of separatist conflict that has claimed thousands of lives and displaced at least 400 000 people.

On Wednesday, during a meeting with President Paul Biya and members of civil society, the pontiff delivered a firm message on leadership, warning that authority loses its meaning when corrupted, and urging that the chains of corruption must be broken for justice and peace to prevail.

On his part, President Biya acknowledged the country's challenges, citing terrorism, a protracted separatist crisis, and economic hardship, while maintaining that his government remains committed to unity, stability, and national development.

Channel Africa's Moki Kindzeka reports from Yaounde...

Pope Leo XIV, who is in Cameroon as part of his Apostolic journey to Africa, is expected today in Bamenda, a town in the country's English-speaking Northwest region, still recovering from years of separatist conflict that has claimed thousands of lives and displaced at least 400 000 people.
On Wednesday, during a meeting with President Paul Biya and members of civil society, the pontiff delivered a firm message on leadership, warning that authority loses its meaning when corrupted, and urging that the chains of corruption must be broken for justice and peace to prevail.
On his part, President Biya acknowledged the country's challenges, citing terrorism, a protracted separatist crisis, and economic hardship, while maintaining that his government remains committed to unity, stability, and national development.
Channel Africa's Moki Kindzeka reports from Yaounde...

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