| In fact it is now a well-established scientific fact that dagga is a powerful anti-emetic. |
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| Members of Sanab kept watch and when the truck stopped there at 3.40 am it was searched and the dagga found hidden among chemical containers. |
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| Most of the dagga had been confiscated by the organised crime unit with assistance from local dog unit members on the N2 near Komga during routine patrols. |
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| Superintendent Oates said once the growers had harvested their crops, they passed the dagga on to dealers who used various methods to transport it to the major cities. |
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| Police acting on a tip-off raided the farm and destroyed the dagga. |
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| This leads to increasing the drug intake frequency, and the users sometimes take dagga or heroin to prevent the depressive side-effects. |
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| The increasing need for building material for traditional pole and dagga houses is adding to the deforestation problem. |
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| They spend most of the day fighting because they are usually drunk and smoking dagga or on glue and some other medicine, cough medicine. |
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| Wild dagga is said to be one of the most effective legal herbal alternatives to tobacco and cannabis known to man. |
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| Five people were also arrested in Mdantsane for being in possession of dagga, four stolen vehicles were recovered and 20 zols of dagga were seized. |
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| Swaziland highlighted its need for international assistance in its efforts to eradicate the cultivation and distribution of dagga. |
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| He started to supplement them by smuggling dagga, and soon found it so profitable that he left the factory altogether. |
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| Hand in hand with institutionalised racial segregation and the economic exploitation of the black work force, officials saw to it that dagga consumers were severely punished. |
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| Wild dagga is often called wild cannabis or lion's tail. |
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| Once smoking has become a habit, vaporizing might not seem the most attractive way to administer herbs such as cannabis, wild dagga, blue lotus or damiana. |
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| Bigger boys were known to stand at street corners, smoking stompies of cigarettes and rolls of dagga. |
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| A few basic points, Sir. First, no unnatural Activities. Second, no Opium, no Dagga, no Ardent Spirits, no Wine, and so on. |
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