Tongaat Bus Operators Association (TBOA)
This is an association which represents bus operators operating in Tongaat in KwaZulu Natal.
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Wild Trout Association (WTA)
The Wild Trout Association (WTA) is an organisation of riparian owners with trouting waters at their disposal, and affiliate members, who provide services and facilities such as guiding and accommodation. The WTA is thus a fly-fishing marketing body that promotes fly-fishing on a sustainable basis on behalf of its members. The headquarters of the WTA is Walkerbouts Inn, Rhodes Village. Day permits are obtainable from the Rhodes Tourist and Information Centre, Muller Street, Rhodes.
Continue reading →Southern African Institute of Forestry (SAIF)
The SAIF is a professional association of forestry related professionals geared towards delivering a professional service to forestry.
Continue reading →Southern African Generic Medicines Association (SAGMA)
Access to affordable quality medeicine
Continue reading →Southern African Institute for Management Scientists (SAIMS)
The role of SAIMS is to initiate and facilitate the collection and process of relevant information in the field of Management, and to make this information available to interested stakeholders by means of, amongst others, publications, an annual conference and contact between local and international Management Scientists in Southern Africa and abroad.
Continue reading →Thermal Panel Manufacturers Association (TPMA)
Thermal Panel Manufacturers Association (TPMA) represents the South African sandwich thermal panel industry on technical, regulatory, quality assurance and product acceptance issues. TPMA Members include 5 of the leading manufacturers of polystyrene, polyurethane, polyisocyanurate and rockwool cored panels. Associate Members include manufacturers of modular buildings as well as laminators, distributors and equipment suppliers. TPMA is a vital resource for both producers and users of industry products. As standards developer, TPMA writes and publishes industry product standards. It also participates in the standards development work of the SABS. TPMA also conducts product testing and third-party certification by the Omega Test House. The Association publishes industry performance data, produces a series of technical bulletins and develops publications to inform professionals and specifiers about the attributes of industry products.
Continue reading →Western Province Cycling Association (WPCA)
Western Province Cycling Association is the executive body responsible for running cycling in the Cape Town region, South Africa.
Continue reading →Women’s Professional Golf Association of South Africa (WPGA)
The WPGA’s purpose is to promote and advance interest in the game of golf while providing opportunities for women professionals in teaching, tournament play and golfing in general. The WPGA works with partner organisations in managing women’s professional golf events and the Women’s Tour. Our partnership with the Sunshine Tour resulted in the successful launch of the Sunshine Ladies Tour in 2014.
Continue reading →Wool and Mohair Brokers Employers’ Organisation of South Africa (WAMBEOSA)
Employers’ association for wool and mohair brokers
Continue reading →Traditional Health Practitioners Association of South Africa (THPASA)
The Traditional Health Practitioners Association of South Africa (THPASA) was established to achieve the following objectives: –
- To Promote and Protect the Interests and Aspirations of the Traditional Health Practitioners (THP’s),
- To serve as a Peer Review Mechanism for all its members,
- To Represent Members in the Department of Health (DOH), the Interim Traditional Health Practitioners’ Council of South Africa (ITHPCSA) or any related Government Organizations on Matters that affect Their Profession,
- To Create Public Awareness on the Works of Traditional Health Practitioners (THP’s), Safety and efficacy of Traditional Medicine (TM), and the importance of Traditional Health Practice in General,
- To Promote Training and Education of Traditional Health Practitioners (THP’s) through partnerships with relevant Training Providers in South Africa,
- To Promote continuous Research and Development in Medicinal Plants to Expand the existing Body of Knowledge Regarding Traditional Medicine and Diseases in South Africa.
Whether you are a practitioner, a researcher, or someone interested in Traditional Healing, we welcome you to join us in preserving and enhancing this vital aspect of our Heritage.
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