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.
Continue reading →Established in 1983 and represents the welded carbon steel tube and pipe manufacturers in South Africa. The members account for 70% of the installed capacity for conveyance, mechanical and structural tubular products which are supplied to international specifications.
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.
ASPASA is the voice of the surface mining industries. Membership ensures that your voice is heard at local, regional and national levels. No individual business should allow itself to be left out.
Continue reading →The Accounting Technicians SA (AT(SA)) is an associate member of SAICA. They are an associate body of The South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA). The association is part of a forward-thinking institute at the helm of developing, influencing and leading the future of the accountancy profession at large. They represent accounting technicians who are committed and empowered to deliver and uphold the high professional standards and ethics that the profession demands.
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.
Continue reading →The Astronomical Society of Southern Africa (ASSA), formed in 1922, is a body consisting of both amateur and professional astronomers.
Continue reading →amaNguni Youth Hub are a non profit company based in KwaZulu Natal who specialise in youth development and fighting gender based violence.
we also do after school program
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.
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