The Hluhluwe Queen Pineapple Marketing Association (also known as the Hluhluwe Pineapple Markwting Association) was established on 11 November 1988 to promote pineapples. Pineapple farmers pay a levy on their production hectares to become a member of the association.
Continue reading →The Gamastone Stinkwater Hammanskraal Taxi Association is a Taxi Association operating from Wonderboom in Gauteng.
Continue reading →The Grass Fed Association of South Africa is a farmer’s organisation established to enable farmers to produce certified free range and/or grass fed meat for consumers.
Their goal is to establish a brand mark, that can be trusted and recognized by consumers, and with confidence believe what the label says. At the same time they want every farmer to be able to market their product as directly to consumers as possible.
The Glass Industry Employers’ Association isan employers association for the glass industry in South Africa
Continue reading →This association is a member association of The Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of Southern Africa (SEIFSA) and can be contacted through SEIFSA
Continue reading →The iKapa Arms and Ammunition Collectors Associationare an accredited firearms and ammunition collectors association, which offers members in the Greater Cape Metropole the opportunity to:
belong to a recognised collectors association,
meet the requirements in order to achieve and maintain their collectors status,
participate in various activities arranged by the association
interact with other collectors on a regular basis.
The Harrismith Taxi Association is a Taxi Association operating from Welkom in the Free State.
Continue reading →The Johannesburg North West Taxi Association is a Taxi Association operating from Johannesburg in Gauteng
Continue reading →The underlying core belief of the Hout Bay Residents and Ratepayers Association (HBRRA) is that the economy is a wholly-owned subsidiary of ecology, that without the environment there can be no economy. We focus on the environment of Hout Bay in its broadest sense – human, natural, heritage and built – and we strive to protect the interests of all who live or work here. To this end we liaise closely with our Ward Councillor and bring issues of community concern to his attention and the attention of other authorities through the various public participation mechanisms available.
Continue reading →GASA is an association created to promote the professional interests of Geostatisticians through:
Increasing awareness of Geostatistics and the application of spatial statistics in Southern Africa
Facilitating communication between practitioners
Representing the opinions of professional Geostatisticians to the public and industry
Historically, the science of Geostatistics has been developed within the context of the Mining and Petroleum industry, but it can also be practically applied in the fields of environment, agriculture, forestry, fishery and epidemiology.