The Bitcoin halving is coming, Copenhagen Stock Exchange engulfed by huge fire, Rishi Sunak’s total ban on smoking, The Paris 2024 Olympics is coming, Trump falls asleep during hush money trial.
There’s a new bill proposed by the South African government in the pipeline that is expected to hike the prices of nicotine and nicotine-substitute solutions, like vaping devices.
The vaping trend among children has taken a horrifying turn, with yet another baby being shown how to inhale the noxious vapour.
Sold in brightly-coloured packaging with innocent-sounding flavours, vapes are being consumed like candy by our kids while the health risks pile up.
Vapes seem to be a lifeboat for many smokers and have been called ‘quit-aids’ in the battle between tobacco billionaires and those keen to not die from cancer.
The Control of Tobacco Products and Electronic Delivery Systems Bill, due to be introduced to the National Assembly soon, will radically change the laws around smoking.
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Marlboros gone by 2031. Europe clamps down. Mafia vibes. 600km/h train. Heather Graham.
‘Annette’ wowed audiences at Cannes earlier in the week, earning a five-minute-long standing ovation. That was more than enough time for lead actor Adam Driver to light up.
A draft bill that would further regulate the consumption of nicotine products, including a 100% ban on smoking in public places, will be put before Ramaphosa’s cabinet for approval.
SA smokers who haven’t kicked the habit during lockdown are paying an arm and a leg for ciggies, as prices soar at differing rates across the country.
In the ongoing trial of 19-year-old Romando Meyer, who is facing murder charges, it is alleged that a fight over the price of a loose cigarette led to the death of Emile “Milo” Anthony, 23.
I wouldn’t bust open your final pack of smuggled cigarettes just yet, but I’m sure many smokers will be looking at this as positive news.
Professor Shabir Madhi isn’t one to mince his words, and he was honest in his assessment of the tobacco sales ban and what lies ahead.
British American Tobacco SA has had enough of the tobacco sales ban, and is initiating urgent legal proceedings.
The World Health Organisation’s advice has been cited as one of the reasons for the tobacco ban, so let’s break it down.
Smokers around the country are now being faced with some very tough decisions, as the cost of cheap knock-off brands skyrockets.
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Perhaps now is the time to see if you can kick your habit, as we head into 21 days of national lockdown.
South Africa’s proposed tobacco law changes take a very tough stance on the matter, and now tobacco lobbyists are fighting back.
Vaping to spare your kids from secondhand smoke? According to a new study, you might want to take it outside.
Kim Jong Un stopped for a smoke on his way to Hanoi to meet with Trump, and the sneaky video footage is proving popular.
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni announced that South Africans are going to be paying a lot more for booze and ciggies in the near future.
In the heart of Jozi’s Randburg is a café, openly operating as the first “official” venue to sell dagga in South Africa.
A group of students are facing disciplinary action after they posted a video of them smoking dagga through an apple.
Attention smokers: The National Council Against Smoking is trying to get the government to hit you where it hurts the most.
Elon Musk is really going off the rails. In an interview with Joe Rogan, which lasted over two hours, he got stoned and spoke about how hard it is being Elon.
South African smokers are already up in arms about the new smoking law. Now the law is threatening to extend to private homes.
The new anti-smoking law has many hot under the collar, but it’s also very important for employers to know what the changes will mean.
Debate still rages around the health benefits of vaping, but when a vape pen explodes the damage caused can be fatal.