Pinzgauer Cattle Breeders’ Society of South Africa (PCBSSA)
The Pinzgauer Cattle Breeder’s Society aims to protect and preserve this unique breed in Africa doing what is best for the breed.
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Pineapple Growers’ Association (PGA)
The Pineapple Growers’ Association performs a pivotal dual role in servicing the local industry and promoting pineapple consumption in the province.
Continue reading →Percheron Breeders’ Society of South Africa (PBSA)
The Percheron Breeders Society of South Africa is dedicated to the preservation and promotion of the Percheron Horse in South Africa. They are also known as the Percheron Telersgenootskap van SA. The Percheron Horse Breeders Society of South Africa is the only legitimate Breeders Society of Percheron horses in South Africa. Our Society is affiliated with SA Studbook and operates within the framework of our constitution, as accepted, and approved by the Registrar of Animal Improvement in South Africa.
Continue reading →Photographic Society of South Africa (PSSA)
The Photographic Society of South Africa is the officially recognised Body representing photographers in Southern Africa. It is the South African equivalent of the Photographic Society of America to whom it is affiliated. PSSA is an autonomous Society and through its affiliations affords members contact with the international affairs of photography.
Continue reading →Pharmaceutical Industry Association of South Africa (PIASA)
The Pharmaceutical Industry Association of South Africa (PIASA) is a trade association of companies involved in the manufacture and/or marketing of prescription medicines in South Africa.
Continue reading →Paralegal Association of South Africa (PALSA)
The Objective of PALSA is to unite all Paralegals, Legal Secretaries and Professional Legal Assistants. To bring full recognition and regulation to their profession. It is intended to promote and enable self-employed as well as to give Independent Paralegals the much needed platform and ability, along with the recognition and the support, to be able to work efficiently in their role. That their work be promoted, recognized and put forward as a necessary and vital part of the legal world, as well as be made a part of their communities. In fact, that their role both as independent or employed legal practitioners must be grown and acknowledged across all legal spectrums. To reflect that the paralegal, in any field, is a valuable and necessary part of the legal process and it’s functioning.
Continue reading →Packaging Council of South Africa (PACSA)
Packaging SA is a voluntary industry body. Its members are in two broad categories, Converters and Associates. The Converters represent some 70% of the revenue generated by the industry. Associates are in effect the major raw material suppliers, material organizations, brand owners, retailers and other organizations and associations with interests in the packaging industry. Collectively this body directly employs some 60 000 people in South Africa.
Packaging SA represents views of its members on National issues with particular focus on environmental matters.
Continue reading →Organisation of South African Law Libraries (OSALL)
OSALL is the Organisation of South African Law Libraries – the national law library organisation of South Africa and was established in 1976. There are about 150 members from university libraries, bar associations, private law firms, the government sector, courts and publishing houses. Our head quarters are in Gauteng but we have members all over South Africa. We welcome membership applications from anyone interested in law librarianship.
Continue reading →Nutrition Society of South Africa (NSSA)
The main aims of the society are to advance the scientific study of nutrition and to promote appropriate strategies for the improvement of nutrition well-being, in addition to providing such facilities for members of the Society as may assist in furthering the aims of the Society.
Continue reading →Non-ferrous Metal Industries Association of South Africa (NFMI)
Employers engaged in the manufacture of non-ferrous metals and alloys including the smelting of scrap metal in connection with such manufacture
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