Explore the wider ecosystem
South African Cannabis Community Resource Guide
Know the people behind the culture.
Reviewed · Published by Find Dank · South Africa
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Opportunity is the mission
Find Dank is an independent South African cannabis community initiative with a primary goal: help create jobs and connect people who need work with industry opportunities. Free CV support, free design help for shops, mentorship and community connections sit at the heart of that mission. Treasure hunts and events bring the people, brands, clubs, shops and growers together.
Find Dank believes a missing introduction can be a barrier to employment. Its work aims to connect people with employers, experienced mentors and opportunities to develop useful skills.
Fields of Green for ALL: South African cannabis advocacy resources
Fields of Green for ALL is a separate South African cannabis advocacy organisation. Its official website describes work on human rights, harm reduction, education and drug-policy reform. Its About page identifies Myrtle Clarke and Julian Stobbs as its founders and dates the establishment of its Non-Profit Company to 2013. These are statements from the organisation’s own published information.
Start with its official website for its campaigns and publications. For an explanation of its policy approach, read Cannabis in South Africa: The People’s Plant — A Full Spectrum Manifesto for Policy Reform, launched on 20 April 2021. A policy manifesto describes proposed reform; it should not be treated as a statement of what current law permits.
Fields of Green for ALL and Find Dank: which resource do you need?
For Fields of Green for ALL’s advocacy positions, policy publications and campaign information, use its own sources above. For Find Dank treasure hunts, event-presence records, free CV resources and industry introductions, use Find Dank’s programme pages below. These are different kinds of participation within South Africa’s wider cannabis community.
This is an independently compiled resource listing. Find Dank does not claim affiliation, sponsorship, endorsement or a partnership with Fields of Green for ALL. Fields of Green for ALL’s published company status does not establish Find Dank’s legal status; formal nonprofit registration for Find Dank has not been verified.
Forums and peer community
420SA provides a South African cannabis forum and directories. Peer discussion and business listings can help with discovery; check claims against original sources and confirm a venue’s own details before visiting.
Culture and industry media
Cannabiz Africa covers cannabis industry news and business topics. BudTender presents a South African cannabis-store newspaper. Skyff 420 Spaza publishes culture and community coverage, including Soweto festival reporting. Consult original articles for their dates and source context.
Place and business discovery
DaggaSpot has city-based place listings, including Johannesburg and Pretoria. THC Directory lists South African cannabis businesses. Treat directory details as a starting point and check the venue’s own information before a visit. Inclusion here is not certification of a business’s operations.
Events and live culture
The Soweto Cannabis Association’s organizer listing provides festival details. Earthdance JHB maintains its own event site. These are useful original sources for the experiences they organize.
How this guide is curated
Fields of Green for ALL coverage reviewed 10 October 2026 against its official homepage, About page and Manifesto page. Other selected listings were reviewed 7 October 2026. This is a resource guide, not a complete national directory or ranking; inclusion does not imply payment, endorsement or partnership.
Find Dank’s own activity is documented separately. Linking to a national resource does not mean Find Dank has conducted activations in every city it covers.
Explore Find Dank’s information hub
Use original organizer links, editorial community resources and Find Dank’s own activity records together.
Follow the Gauteng activity trail
Explore Find Dank’s Johannesburg and Gauteng guide for dated activity in Rosebank, Modderfontein and festival settings, with upcoming Soweto participation recorded separately.
International readers and reusable resources
Explore the international collaboration guide, official media kit and selected global event resources. French and Spanish introductions describe the same South African initiative; they do not imply overseas operations.