Association of Creative Thought (ACT)
ACT has been a Centre of Spiritual teaching for over 50 years and has a wide network of members throughout South Africa and other countries.
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ACT has been a Centre of Spiritual teaching for over 50 years and has a wide network of members throughout South Africa and other countries.
Continue reading →Any South African company involved in producing cementitious materials in South Africand who is registered with the South African Bureau of Standards (SABS) can join the ACMP on a voluntary basis. We require membership with SABS to ensure strict quality standards are maintained amongst our members and in the industry.
Continue reading →The Association of Barbel Fishers – where you will find information on Barbel, Barbel fishing and hopefully like minded anglers.
Continue reading →The Association of Arts Pretoria has been a leading force in the visual arts since 1947. And years later, we continue to enable creative expression and cultivate a love for the visual arts.
SO…WHAT DOES OUR ART ASSOCIATION DO?
In short – we allow the arts to thrive through our active community of artists and art lovers. We also like to exhibit the best works we can find – in all genres. Our exhibition space boasts optimal architectural design – the natural light that permeates the exhibition space allows you to view art the way it was intended. Evaluations and restoration of art works form part of our activities and we host special events like walkabouts, the Potter of the Month-exhibitions and book launches.
On top of that, we are the founding member of the monthly Pretoria Arts Meander and we are deeply involved in art competitions – most notably the New Signatures Art Competition (the longest running art competition in the country).
The Association of Arbitrators (Southern Africa) was formed in 1979 to constitute an organisation to promote arbitration as a means of resolving disputes, to provide a body of competent and experienced arbitrators and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) specialists for appointment as required, to assist arbitrators and ADR specialists in the efficient discharge of their duties, and to make arbitration and ADR more effective.
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The Alliance Française is a world-wide non-profit, apolitical and non-religious network devoted to promoting French language and Francophone cultures. The Alliance Française is the world’s largest French teaching centre with over 800 organisations in 134 countries, serving over 500 000 students every year, recognised and sponsored by the French government.
Continue reading →Alexandra Taxi Association aims to PROTECT, SECURE and PROMOTE members of the association and commuters alike.
The association also aims to transition the taxi industry from the informal sector into a formal, regulated and sustainable business sector.
Alexandra Taxi Association represents the industry’s interests and acts as an enabling organisation:
Ensuring that the taxi industry is equipped to participate effectively in Gauteng’s economy and deliver SAFE, ACCESSIBLE and AFFORDABLE public transport to its customers.
Securing employment of skilled people from the industry within the association, and facilitating skills development and training opportunities where required.
Our vision is to ensure full and effective participation of the taxi industry in the Gauteng transport system that serves the needs of the people of Alexandra.
The Agricultural Research Council is a premier science institution that conducts research, develop partnerships and human capital, to foster innovation for a sustainable agriculture sector
Continue reading →The Agricultural Economics Association of SA (AEASA) is the professional organisation of Agricultural Economists in South Africa. The shared vision is that AEASA’s products and services should support all agricultural economists active in the industry irrespective of race, language, gender, career choice and educational level.
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