The Mission of the SA National Sunday School Association (SANSSA) is to focus on Educator Development and Support thereby ensuring Learner Development and Community Building.
Continue reading →The South African Tuna Association (SATA) is committed to, and advocates for sustainable practices, particularly regarding South Atlantic albacore tuna, the fisheries traditional target species. The Association continues to play an active role in the management of tuna fisheries, both locally and abroad, to enhance the benefits of responsible fishing for South African fisheries.
Continue reading →The South African Payroll Association represents the payroll profession with legislative bodies in South Africa.
Continue reading →The goal of the SA National Traditional Healers Association is to protect and promote the use of traditional concepts of natural healing, health and illness interpretations and non-intrusive and non-invasive healing practices.
SANTHA aims to provide information on traditional and herbal healing and to generate fruitful discussion on key issues in the sustainable and equitable use of plant resources in natural healing practices.
We further aim to protect the art of medicinal plants and herbs to ensure the future generations of South Africa remembers and keep using the power of human intuition armed with the force of nature and her plants.
Continue reading →The SA Association for Learning and Educational Disabilities (SAALED) is a non-profit Southern African organisation of educators, parents and professionals from a variety of disciplines, who are concerned with effective learning.
Continue reading →The SA Wool and Mohair Buyers’ Association is a member of Cape Wools SA (CWSA) and consists of wool brokers who have the responsibility to ensure that lots comply with sustainable cape wool standards (SCWS).
Continue reading →The SA Pump Manufacturers Association (SAPMA) was established 54 years ago and was registered as an employers’ organisation in 1981, and is federated to the Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of Southern Africa (SEIFSA). One of the primary objectives is to look after the interests of the pump manufacturing companies in South Africa. The Association promotes ethical business practices and offers an ideal platform for its members to network with relevant industry players, discuss issues such as government legislation, labour laws and general matters affecting the steel and engineering industries within South Africa, as well as the sector.
Continue reading →SACLA (the SA Computer Lecturers’ Association) is a formal association of academics, involved in education, lecturing and teaching of Computer Science (CS), Information Systems (IS) and related Information Technology (IT) subjects at universities and other Higher Education Institutions throughout Southern Africa. The main activity of SACLA is an annual conference, at which issues relating to CS, IS and IT education, teaching and research in Southern Africa are presented and discussed.
Continue reading →SA Vehicle and bodybuilders’ Association (SAVABA) members are professional, certified and regulated vehicle body builders in South Africa who manufacture commercial vehicle body applications (tanker, coal, refrigerated trucks and trailers) and bus bodies (commuter and tourist type). Members manufacture using the latest equipment and highly trained staff to ensure strict compliance with NRCS regulations; SABS standards and all other legal specifications and requirements.
Continue reading →The SA Pathology Laboratories Association(SAPLA) is an advocacy organisation and implementing partner for labs.
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