Afrigus Club (AC)
The Club strives to promote and develop the combination of the Angus and Afrikaaner cattle cross-breeds.
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Aggregate & Sand Producers Association of South Africa (ASPASA)
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 →Arbitration Foundation of Southern Africa (AFSA)
The Arbitration Foundation of SA (AFSA) is a private dispute resolution authority which manages and administers the confidential resolution of a wide-range of local and international disputes by way of mediation, adjudication, arbitration and related processes. AFSA’s head office is in Sandton, Johannesburg, with branch offices in Cape Town, Pretoria, Durban, Mthatha and the Garden Route.
AFSA is a non-profit organisation
Continue reading →Automotive Industry Export Council (AEIC)
The Automotive Industry Export Council (AIEC) was established in 1999 as the official private sector export promotion body for the automotive industry in South Africa. Products addressed include passenger cars, trucks and buses, original equipment components, aftermarket parts and accessories.
Continue reading →Anglican Board of Education in Southern Africa (ABESA)
The Anglican Board of Education in SA (ABESA) is an initiative that seeks to enable the provision of excellent, accessible and Christian education, primarily focused on the poor and previously disadvantaged communities. Central to this vision is a fundamental belief that every child deserves and should be able to obtain excellent education, in their own community and within walking distance.
Continue reading →Association of Specialised Kinesiologists South Africa (ASKSA)
The Association of Specialised Kinesiologists of
South Africa (ASKSA) is the official body for accreditation of any Kinesiologist wishing to practise and study in Southern Africa. We are governed by a central Standards Generating Body.
Association of non-scheduled operators (ANSO)
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 →Accounting Technicians South Africa (AT(SA))
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 →Agricultural Economics Association of South Africa (AEASA)
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.
Continue reading →Association of Christian Religious Practitioners (ACRP)
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.
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