Western Province Cycling Association (WPCA)
Western Province Cycling Association is the executive body responsible for running cycling in the Cape Town region, South Africa.
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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.
Continue reading →Southern African Institute of Driving Instructors (SAIDI)
SAIDI was established in 1975 under the auspices of the National Road Safety Council, Traffic Safety, in order to place driver training on a co-ordinated basis and to professionalize and standardize the industry.
Since the inception, great strides forward have been made, and SAIDI is recognized by such bodies as the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), the Provincial Authorities, the Institute for Advanced Motorists of South Africa (IAM), the Automobile Association (AA) and the Department of Transport. The Southern African Institute of Driving Instructors is registered as an Association Not for Gain
Continue reading →Southern African Radiation Protection Association (SARPA-SA)
SARPA-SA: serving the objectives and profession of radiation protection in South Africa and the broader Southern African region
Continue reading →Southern African Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association (SAVRALA)
The SA Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association (SAVRALA) is the representative voice of Southern Africa’s vehicle rental, leasing and fleet management sector. Our members have a combined national footprint with more than 600 branches countrywide. Our Associate members comprise most motor manufacturers and importers and allied industry sales and service companies.
Continue reading →Thermal Spray Association of Southern Africa (TSASA)
The Thermal Spray Association of SA (TSASA) is a committee supported by the Southern African Institute of Welding (SAIW). TSASA is a professional association that is dedicated to the expansion of the Thermal Spray industry and, to the benefit of the industry and society.
Continue reading →Upington Taxi Association (UTASA)
The Upington Taxi Association is a Taxi Association operating from Uppington in the Northern Cape.
Continue reading →Turnaround Management Association Southern Africa (TMASA)
The Turnaround Management Association (TMA) is the most professionally diverse organization in the corporate restructuring, renewal, and corporate health space. Established in 1988, TMA has almost 10,000 members in 54 chapters worldwide. Members include turnaround practitioners, attorneys, accountants, advisors, liquidators, consultants, as well as academic, government employees, and members of the judiciary.
The Turnaround Management Association (TMA) and its chapters value and seek diversity and inclusiveness in principle and in practice. TMA welcomes all industry professionals as members, leaders and participants consistent with the organization’s diversity values.
With this in mind, TMA is committed to including representation from a broad range of identity groups in the membership and all of its leadership, programmatic activities, and business of the Association. Identity groups include and are not limited to age, appearance, disability, ethnicity, gender, gender identification, geographic location, nationality, professional level, race, religion, and sexual orientation.
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