A throat ulcer. Bloody urine. A sick baby. That’s what smokers in other countries see. In South Africa? For now, it’s a tiny black box
The new tobacco and vape bill introduces 100% smoke-free indoor areas and stricter e-cigarette regulations
a smoke-free future is possible for our country, and the world
Muzzled by stringent laws and diligent implementation in the West, the tobacco industry has turned its sights to sub-Saharan Africa
Non-smoking employees at a Japanese firm are getting six additional days’ holiday to compensate for the time their colleagues spend smoking at work.
The Electronic-cigarette Association of South Africa has labelled the government’s attempts to regulate the devices as a cop-out.
Furious tavern owners have complained that the proposed anti-smoking laws will not only destroy township businesses, but also kasi culture.
After decades of indifference government is turning up the heat on smokers in South Korea, a nation with one of the highest male smoking rates.
Four big cigarette makers have sued the US Food and Drug Administration, seeking to void as unconstitutional new graphic labels.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s clampdown on smoking is the biggest since he banned the habit from restaurants and bars.
A Spanish club that lets members light up marijuana joints has opened in Madrid, but its future is already cast in a haze by new anti-smoking laws.
