South African Home Textiles Manufacturers Employers’ Organisation (HOMTEX)
Employers’ association for home textile manufacturers
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South African Healers Association (SOAHA)
The South African Healers Association ! SOAHA is a community of healers, spiritually, physical and intellectually, engaged in the task of influencing the development and support of various healing practices in South Africa and recognizes the spiritual elements of these spiritual, traditional, indigenous and natural healing practices
Continue reading →South African Hanggliding and Paragliding Association (SAHPA)
SAHPA is a membership-based association for hang-gliding and paragliding (including powered versions) in South Africa. We aim to promote, protect and administer free flying in South Africa. SAHPA is a non-profit, membership-based organisation with a mandate from the Civil Aviation Authority to oversee Paragliding, Hang-gliding (and powered versions thereof), as well as represent the interests of recreational pilots. SAHPA is a non-profit, membership-based organisation with a mandate from the Civil Aviation Authority to oversee Paragliding, Hang-gliding (and powered versions thereof), as well as represent the interests of recreational pilots.
Continue reading →South African Gelbvieh Association (SAGA)
SAGA’s mission is to methodically satisfy, serve and promote the mutual needs and expectations of its members and commercial producers. The Gelbvieh Cattle Breeders Society of South Africa has a scientific approach to breed improvement and performance testing is therefor compulsory to all members while visual appraisal is a prerequisite for registration of all animals.
Continue reading →South African Honeybush Tea Association (SAHTA)
Also known as Suid-Afrikaanse Heuningbostee Assosiasie, the SA Honeybush Tea Association (SAHTA) is the representative body that coordinate activities in the industry. Our aim is to help more farmers to grow and market honeybush successfully, and also to ensure that farming and wild-harvesting is done sustainably.
Continue reading →South African Grain Farmers Association (SAGRA)
The SA Grain Farmers Association (SAGRA) is a Non-Profit Organisation that is incorporated under South African legislation. The organisation was founded by grain farmers from various grain producing regions of South Africa in June 2018. South African Grain Farmers Association is a grain commodity organisation widely known as “SAGRA”. SAGRA is a voluntary membership based organisation that represents the interests of small-scale and developing commercial grain farmers in the South Africa grain industry.
Continue reading →South African Gunowners Association (SAGA)
Also known as the SA Geweereienaars-Assosiasie, SAGA is the voice of South Africa’s law-abiding firearm owners.
Continue reading →South African Garlic Growers Association (SAGGA)
The South African Garlic Growers’ Association (SAGGA) is a representative body for local garlic growers and producers that was founded in 1991. SAGGA works with a number of research institutes that implement projects to improve the quality of local planting material. This ensures garlic growers and the broader organisation have access to accurate and relevant information regarding the garlic industry and that there is research to aid with common problems that garlic growers face.
They also host information conferences bi-annually that creates an opportunity for role-players and industry partners to come together, discuss important matters, share knowledge and have access to information provided by industry professionals. The association sets out to preserve the sustainability of the industry and also protect the industry from the unfair competition.
Continue reading →South African Graduates Development Association (SAGDA)
SAGDA works with a range of well-established and experienced partners such as the Wits Business School for Entrepreneurship and some government agencies mainly SEDA and SEFA. SAGDA has influenced public policy and has well sought after advice to institutions such as the Presidency, National Youth Development Agency, Department of Public Service and Administration and the Department of Trade and Industry.
Continue reading →South African Wind Energy Association (SAWEA)
The South African Wind Energy Association (SAWEA) represents the interests of its members who are invested in the South African wind power value chain. SAWEA activities are focused on:
- Advocacy for investment in wind power;
- Promotion of socio-economic development and transformation through wind power;
- Excellent operational practice in the generation of wind power;
- Provision of pertinent information on the SA wind power market;
- Promotion of renewable power in large and small-scale applications;
- Promotion of wind and renewable power investment in Africa