The HSRC is committed to creating cutting-edge research which supports development nationally, in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and in Africa is evident, but it is our commitment to the dissemination of that research that demonstrates the remarkable and measurable impact of our work.
Continue reading →Formed in June 2003 the East Rand Woodworkers’ Association (ERWA) has gone from strength to strength. Today it boasts over 100 members drawn from all spheres of woodworking activity.
Skilled members, some with over 50 years of woodworking experience, are only too happy to share their knowledge and help other members improve their woodworking skills. Whether you are a raw beginner or experienced woodworker you will feel at home at ERWA.
Continue reading →The mandate of the department as outlined in the Annual Performance Plan is to drive economic development and ensure achievement of development and growth of a well-coordinated, transformed and diversified economy within a sustainable environment that will create jobs and eradicate poverty and inequality in the North West Province. In realising this goal, the Department will focus its efforts on improving the competitiveness of the Province by attracting investment, developing tradable sectors, investing in infrastructure,
and growing SMME’s as well as Cooperatives in the North West.
The vision of DCSRT (Free State) is a prosperous Free State through provision of sustainable community safety, mobility, road infrastructure and management of government motor transport.
Continue reading →For the promotion of improved mohair production and to maintain high standards in respect of Angora goats in South Africa.
Continue reading →CAFDA is managed by a professional team including administrative staff, social workers and community development workers. Together with our extensive volunteer base we provide education, training and social development programs within the community and at our training centre, which target the needs of the community.
Continue reading →The Cape Bird Club aspires to be the leading bird club in Africa and have a strong and growing membership.
Continue reading →We are a small, super-friendly bird club. Our motto is 20% birding, 80% fun!
The Cuckoo Bird Club was started in 1998 by Monty Brett. The first members were graduates on the Sappi/Brett Beginners Bird Course of 1997. The club is known for its laid back attitude to birding, for fun, knowledge and pleasure. Outings are designed to be pleasant and appeal to all, young and old, experienced and inexperienced and to cover most of the habitats that will provide the greatest variety of birds.
Continue reading →Birdlife eThekwini KZN was established in Durban in 1949 as the Natal Bird Club and as such is one of the oldest bird clubs in Africa. It is also one of the larger clubs affiliated to Birdlife South Africa, which in turn is the national partner of Birdlife International, the largest conservation organisation in the world. As an affiliate club Birdlife eThekwini KZN , shares the goals of BLSA as they relate to conservation of birds and habitats within KZN and therefore the club plays an important role in conservation, as well as influencing various aspects of birding in KZN and southern Africa.
Continue reading →The purpose of Aquaponics SA is to promote the wellbeing and represent the interest of the Aquaponics Industry in Southern Africa.
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