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South African Underwriting Managers Association (SAUMA)

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The South African Underwriting Managers Association (SAUMA), established in 1999, is the sole professional body for Underwriting Managers in South Africa. Recognised by the Finanacial Sector Conduct Authority (SA), SAUMA advocates for over 80 members who collectively influence over R7.5 billion in annual gross premiums, embodying excellence in the insurance industry.

Our mission is to represent Underwriting Managers, promoting high ethical standards, influencing legislation, and enhancing professional development. Membership offers access to industry advocacy, updates, and a platform for continuous improvement. Explore our offerings and join our commitment to excellence in the insurance sector at sauma.org.

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South African Sugar Association (SASA)

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SASA is an extremely diverse organisation employing approximately 1000 people in a wide range of specialist areas. As our overall purpose in SASA is to promote the sustainability of the South African sugar industry, which in turn is a major source of livelihood for some 2% of the South African population.

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South African Sugar Industry Agronomists’ Association (SASIAA)

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SASIAA is a voluntary association existing under the auspices of the South African Sugarcane Research Institute (SASRI), and whose membership is open to all who qualify in terms of its constitution. It aims to promote the development and application of the science of sugarcane agronomy in Southern Africa by creating opportunities for the free exchange of relevant ideas, knowledge and information between members. We maintain records of various field trial reports and make these available to members.

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South African Traditional And Holistic Wellness Association (SATAHWA)

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SATAHWA promotes Traditional and Holistic Wellness.
SATAHWA are a legitimate and registered association that preserves and elevates the integrity of traditions, actively contributing to community well-being. Guided by principles of respect, integrity, and cultural sensitivity, the SA Traditional And Holistic Wellness Association envision themselves as a transformative force promoting traditional healing and holistic wellness in South Africa.

Traditional Healing
Honouring centuries-old practices, we champion the authenticity and efficacy of traditional healing methods and remedies. Fostering a harmonious blend of ancient wisdom and modern understanding.

Holistic Wellness
Embracing a holistic approach to wellness.

OUR VISION

  • All our members to be accredited in the Traditional Health Practitioners Council when established.
  • To be a recognized and respected organization that empowers Traditional Healers and Wellness Practitioners, advocates for their rights, and promotes the integration of traditional medicine with modern healthcare, ultimately enhancing the holistic health of individuals and communities.
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South African Tuna Association (SATA)

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The South African Tuna Association (SATA) is committed to, and advocates for sustainable practices, particularly regarding South Atlantic albacore tuna, the fisheries traditional target species. The Association continues to play an active role in the management of tuna fisheries, both locally and abroad, to enhance the benefits of responsible fishing for South African fisheries.

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South African Vehicle and Bodybuilders’ Association (SAVABA)

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SA Vehicle and bodybuilders’ Association (SAVABA) members are professional, certified and regulated vehicle body builders in South Africa who manufacture commercial vehicle body applications (tanker, coal, refrigerated trucks and trailers) and bus bodies (commuter and tourist type). Members manufacture using the latest equipment and highly trained staff to ensure strict compliance with NRCS regulations; SABS standards and all other legal specifications and requirements.

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