SASA is an extremely diverse organisation employing approximately 1000 people in a wide range of specialist areas. As our overall purpose in SASA is to promote the sustainability of the South African sugar industry, which in turn is a major source of livelihood for some 2% of the South African population.
Continue reading →SASIAA is a voluntary association existing under the auspices of the South African Sugarcane Research Institute (SASRI), and whose membership is open to all who qualify in terms of its constitution. It aims to promote the development and application of the science of sugarcane agronomy in Southern Africa by creating opportunities for the free exchange of relevant ideas, knowledge and information between members. We maintain records of various field trial reports and make these available to members.
Continue reading →SATRA’s long term strategy is to relentlessly drive the standards of the the Towing and Recovery Industry upwards by the achievement of sustainable and continued empowerment of its members and the maintenance and protection of the interests of all its stakeholders.
Continue reading →SATAHWA promotes Traditional and Holistic Wellness.
SATAHWA are a legitimate and registered association that preserves and elevates the integrity of traditions, actively contributing to community well-being. Guided by principles of respect, integrity, and cultural sensitivity, the SA Traditional And Holistic Wellness Association envision themselves as a transformative force promoting traditional healing and holistic wellness in South Africa.
Traditional Healing
Honouring centuries-old practices, we champion the authenticity and efficacy of traditional healing methods and remedies. Fostering a harmonious blend of ancient wisdom and modern understanding.
Holistic Wellness
Embracing a holistic approach to wellness.
OUR VISION
The South African Sugar Technologists’ Association (SASTA) is a technical society for persons engaged in the South African sugar industry. Its main objective is to promote the exchange of scientific knowledge related to sugarcane agriculture and the processing of sugarcane products.
Continue reading →The South African Touch Association (SATA) was established in 1994 and has full membership of the Federation of International Touch (FIT) internationally. The amateur status of the sport and its impressive growth bears testament to the appeal of the sport and the commitment of the players who have been bitten by the “touch bug”.
Continue reading →South African Visual Arts Historians (SAVAH) is an organisation of academics and professionals that seek to advance the professional practice of art history and visual culture in South Africa and to forge relations with practitioners from other disciplines and regions.
Continue reading →The Federation is the sole representative of the sport of water skiing in South Africa and shall govern the sport in accordance with the terms and conditions of its membership with the INTERNATIONAL WATER SKI FEDERATION
Continue reading →SOUTH AFRICAN UTILITY POLE ASSOCIATION – (SAUPA) is a voluntary association not for gain, with legal personality and perpetual succession. SAUPA is the formation of a grouping of South African Eucalyptus Utility Pole Treating plants (SANS 754 mark holders) and users focused on the marketing and promotion of eucalyptus utility poles for local and export markets, as a contribution to the aims and objectives of the South African Utility Pole Organisatio
Continue reading →The SA Stunt Association is a non-profit organisation set up by its members. It is an association compiled of highly trained and professionally recognised Stunt Coordinators, Assistant Stunt Coordinators, Fight Choreographers, Stunt Drivers, Stunt Performers and Stunt Riggers working within the South African Film and Television Industry.
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