Association of Cambridge Educators of Southern Africa represents a united voice on behalf of member schools to Cambridge Assessment International Education. We aim to assist principals, schools and educators in offering Cambridge qualifications in a Sub-Saharan African context.
Continue reading →ADRA is the industry representative of the vast majority of the formal debt collection industry. ADRA represents the interest of entities practising debt collection. Its membership consists of in excess of 220 professional debt collection entities including entities registered in terms of the Debt Collectors Act, law firms registered in terms of the Attorneys Act specialising in debt collection and large credit providers with internal debt recovery divisions and/or a vested interest in the debt collection industry, including JSE listed entities. ADRA establishes and maintains the positive reputation of the debt recovery industry and its membership in particular through education, advocacy, services and the enforcement of standard beyond the entry level minimum standards dictated by law.
Continue reading →ARMSA offers support to its members by networking with rotomouldoing sssociations around the worls to ensure that the Southern African industry is informed of important international trends and developments, information sharing, best practice and benchmarking.
Continue reading →arei (formerly ADEC), was established in 1991 as a non-profit association, representing the interests of electronics industry in South Africa. Similar organizations exist in Europe.
arei‘s prime objective is to contribute to the creation of an environment which encourages a dynamic growth of the electronic manufacturing industry, at both component and system level, in South Africa.
Today, arei’s membership represent Suppliers, Distributors, Electronic Manufacturing Services and Original Equipment Manufacturers.
Continue reading →The Association of Christian Religious Practitioners (ACRP) is a professional body for church leaders (pastors, ministers, etc) and other Christian ministry leaders and practitioners. It was established in 2014 by a wide group of representatives of churches and Christian ministries as well as from theological or ministry training institutions and counselling professions.
Continue reading →AMSCSA is an employers’ organisation for metal service centres in South Africa
Continue reading →The Association of Motorcycle Importers and Distributors (AMID) is the association of the official motorcycle industry in South Africa. Today the mandate remains very much the same as when it srarted inc 1975, as AMID seeks to engage with various bodies on matters affecting motorcycling. The Association lobbies government on issues regarding road safety, licensing and homologation.
Continue reading →The association of Non-Scheduled Operators (ANSO) was founded early in 2009 as an affiliate of the Commercial Aviation Association of Southern Africa (CAASA). The intention was to satisfy the need to have technical and industry-specific support and representation pertaining to matters affecting fixed-wing non-scheduled commercial operators.
As one of the youngest affiliates of CAASA, it still has a lot to achieve, and although significantly shy of its parent association’s 70-year existence, it sees itself as a strategic component of the organisation, and an essential contributor for the future.
Continue reading →The Association for Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus South Africa (ASBAH SA) intends to reach out to the different South African provinces and wants to develop, together with the South-African experts, a place where all persons with Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus would be able to receive the right support.
Continue reading →The Association of Muslim Schools (AMS) was launched in March 1989 at the Lockhat Islamia School (Al Falaah College) in Durban. Principals and members of the Board of Governors of Habibiya Islamic College, Lockhat Islamia College, Roshnee Muslim School, As-Salaam, Lenasia Muslim School and Nur-ul-Islam School came together to form this association.
The need was felt to establish an organization to advise Muslim Schools and help them in their development at all levels.
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