The Southern Africa Institute of Management Sciences (SAIMAS)aims to create opportunities for management scientists in Southern Africa for scholarly engagements with peers, to excel as researchers, educators and/or practitioners.
Continue reading →The SA Dental Association represents the majority of active dentist in the private and public sectors in South Africa. The association is regarded as the voice of dentistry in Southern Africa and is the most relied on body regarding all aspects of dental practice in the region.
Continue reading →The SA Country Music Association/Foundation (SACMAF) strives to provide support in all areas of the Country Music Industry by acknowledging artists’ achievements, artists’ support by venues, agents, media, sound engineers, songwriters, Line dancers, and all who contribute to helping Country Music grow in S.A. This acknowledgment includes yearly Awards, Media Awards, and other Special Awards. We also strive to uphold the integrity of Country Music in South Africa, while also acknowledging and supporting Independent artists in other genres.
SACMAF also strives to support new Country singers by assisting them with studio recordings, Industry-related legalities, and other areas in providing a platform to showcase their talents and assist in their growth and development as an independent Artist. We also welcome our FANS of Country Music to join our page.
Continue reading →The SA Clinical Technology Association (SACTA) protects, upholds and develops the profession of Clinical Technologists in South Africa. It is recognized by the relevant authorities like the HPCSA, DOH, Medical Aid Schemes, Universities and various other regulatory bodies as the collective body for Clinical Technologists
Continue reading →South African Cotton Ginners Association (SACGA) represents South African cotton ginners
Continue reading →The SA Cotton Textile Manufacturers’ Association (SACTMA) is an industrial federation which aims to provide an excellent service to its members by advancing and promoting their trade and trade-related interests.
Continue reading →Employers’ association for cotton textile processing
Continue reading →SACAA has played an important role in establishing a Coal Combustion Product (CCP) industry in South Africa by providing a forum for the exchange of scientific and technical information on ash utilisation. SACAA role is to be the umbrella association for the “ASH” Producers, Marketers, Users, Universities, Research Organisations and Individuals playing an active role in the promotion of responsible ash utilization. The SA Coal Ash Association’s role SACAA role is to be the umbrella association for the “ASH” Producers, Marketers, Users, Universities, Research Organisations and Individuals playing an active role in the promotion of responsible ash utilization.The roleof the SA Coal Ash Association is to be the umbrella association for the “ASH” Producers, Marketers, Users, Universities, Research Organisations and Individuals playing an active role in the promotion of responsible ash utilization. This is for growth and business development by our members for the benefit of the South African economy in compliance with the environmental legislation.
Continue reading →The SA Communication Association (SACOMM) is a professional body that represents academics from around southern Africa working in communications and related fields
Continue reading →The accountabilities of the SA Colliery Managers’ Association (SACMA) are to Ensure knowledge transfer of Coal Industry practices between current and future members, Provide structure for networking between members and affiliates with major stakeholders. SACMA wants to ensure sharing of best practices to add value to the member and business while providing the vehicle that is the mechanism for social interaction between members.
SACMA is also recognized through the Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA) as a Voluntary Association which provides some influence in terms of the accreditation of learning materials and institutions, as well as strengthening the Association’s role with regard to registration matters.