The UK government is also dabbling with similar legislation, but Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says that New Zealand’s u-turn doesn’t affect his plans to get the kids off fruity vapes.
The new drug of choice among UK football players appears to be a little-known tobacco pouch called “snus”.
Tobacco giant buys inhaler giant. Piers goes full Murdoch. SA F1 GP? Will’s icy bday message to Harry. Lady Amelia strolls around.
Marlboros gone by 2031. Europe clamps down. Mafia vibes. 600km/h train. Heather Graham.
Tobacco ban unconstitutional. Proof Prince Andrew lied. Durban’s child begging syndicate. Mariah song hits No.1 after 26 years.
Unlike in many other fields, scientific fraud is almost certain to get found out in the long run. Over the past 50 years, some whoppers have been exposed.
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.
Did big tobacco assist lockdown sales? UK pubs to close. George Floyd cop out on bail. Electric use leads police to weed grower. Lawyer compares Britney to coma patient.
Here’s what you need to know about alert level 2, which is coming into effect as of midnight tonight.
When President Ramaphosa announced that the ban on tobacco sales would continue under alert level 3, South African smokers let out a collective cry of anguish.
Last night, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, dropped the bomb that the government would be going back on the decision to allow the sale of tobacco products.
Tobacco wars turn deadly. Epstein’s will and 12-year-old French triplets. Hillary schools Trump on Twitter. Steinhoff’s staggering new low. How Woodstock 50 fell apart. New Reeva doccie.
South Africa’s proposed tobacco law changes take a very tough stance on the matter, and now tobacco lobbyists are fighting back.
Over the past 15 years there has been a significant decrease in the number of cigarettes sold, but that hasn’t affected big tobacco’s bottom line.
Tobacco industry espionage. Lily mine rescue on hold. Kanye West in huge debt. Zuma says yes to privatisation. Krejcir witness fear. Elton speaks to mother. UK band dies. Katie Holmes nails scientology.
Ask most e-cig users and they will tell you (at great length) about the wonders of switching to the vape. But does science back up those claims and should smokers think about the switch?
If you had truckloads of money and were backed by big tobacco business how would you spend it? This gent Down Under is having himself a pretty good time.
Gates / Bloomberg’s war on tobacco. World’s biggest liar wants ban cut. SABC drops Jazz Festival. Is ISIS building a drone army? Austrlia supplying gas to SA. Streaming music revenues beat CD sales. Liza checks into rehab. Kim having ‘too much’ sex.
I’m sure you’ve seen a study or two singing the virtues of the ‘erb over the past few years but this new study has really given booze a clip around the ears.
Have you ever wondered if there was any actual evidence as to why you’re now smoking vapour? Well, now there is…
Social smokers, Drunken smokers, every-Monday-morning quitters and anyone else who just isn’t as in love with that cigarette smell as you used to be, this is a must-read for you!
California banned smoking in public places over 20 years ago, which is why the site of DiCaprio having a smoke inside the Golden Globe Awards ceremony caught some people off guard. It’s all good though, he was just taking a hit of his e-cigarette. Meanwhile, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, who was sitting alongside a surprised-looking Reese Witherspoon, was […]
Second-hand smoke from traditional cigarettes contain more than 5,000 different elements – ranging from the extremely harmful to the not-so-benign. But what about second-hand smoke from e-cigarettes?
The concept for a Marlboro cigarrette-swapping smartphone app has been making the rounds – the idea being that social smokers would be able to trade digital cigarettes for real ones using bump technology, and ‘hardcore smokers’ would be able to redeem the digital smokes for real ones once they’d accumulated enough.