Research:2020-01-01/Journal article/cannabis-policing-in-mid-twentieth-century-south-africa

ResearchJournal article1 January 2020

Cannabis policing in mid-twentieth century South Africa

Phumla Innocent Nkosi, Richard Devey, Thembisa Waetjen

Historia

Reconstructs cannabis policing in mid-twentieth-century South Africa, giving an arrest series rising from 5,762 in 1932 to 23,289 in 1955 and naming cultivation nodes at Nelspruit, Vryheid, Paarl and Weenen.

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DOI10.17159/2309-8392/2020/v65n1a4

CountrySouth Africa

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2020-01-01 2026-07-03 Cannabis policing in mid-twentieth century South Africa Journal article History Phumla Innocent Nkosi, Richard Devey, Thembisa Waetjen Historia 2020 10.17159/2309-8392/2020/v65n1a4 https://doi.org/10.17159/2309-8392/2020/v65n1a4 Reconstructs cannabis policing in mid-twentieth-century South Africa, giving an arrest series rising from 5,762 in 1932 to 23,289 in 1955 and naming cultivation nodes at Nelspruit, Vryheid, Paarl and Weenen. South Africa