The South African Paint Manufacturing Association (SAPMA) is a Trade Association representing 90% of paint manufactured in South Africrepresenting paint manufacturers, raw material and services suppliers, paint retailers and painting contractors.
Continue reading →The South African Pelargic Fishing Industry Association (SAPFIS) is a legally recognised industrial body which represents a lage number of sardine sand anchovy right holders in the small pelagic fishing sector.
Continue reading →SAMPRA is a collective management organisation (CMO) that administers Needletime Rights on behalf of recording artists and record labels. SAMPRA is governed by a board in which record companies and recording artists enjoy equal representation.
Continue reading →SAPOA is the representative body and voice of the commercial property industry in South Africa
Continue reading →SAPA’s mission is to create an enabling environment to achieve sustainable producer profits in the domestic and global village market. As a representative association, the South African Poultry Association (SAPA) serves the interests of the poultry industry in a number of ways.
Continue reading →The South African Practical Shooting Association (SAPSA) is the governing body of practical shooting in South Africa. There are active clubs situated all over South Africa and matches are held throughout the year. SAPSA is an accredited shooting organisation and also regularly selects National Teams to compete internationally, for which National Colours are awarded.
Continue reading →The Traditional Health Practitioners Association of Southern Africa (THPASA) is a national voluntary professional body and registered Non-Profit Company (NPC) dedicated to advancing professional recognition, ethical governance, and institutional representation of Traditional Health Practitioners throughout South Africa. The organisation serves as a unified professional platform representing practitioners from diverse indigenous healing disciplines, traditions, lineages, and fields of traditional health practice within the broader indigenous knowledge environment.
THPASA provides membership administration, practitioner registration support, professional classification and designation services, governance systems, ethical oversight mechanisms, professional development initiatives, and compliance administration within the Traditional Health Practice sector. The Association supports the development of professional standards, governance frameworks, competency assessment systems, and practitioner accountability mechanisms aimed at strengthening integrity, credibility, and responsible professional practice.
The organisation promotes the preservation, protection, advancement, and responsible application of indigenous healing knowledge systems while encouraging ethical conduct, cultural dignity, community service, and professional cooperation among practitioners. THPASA additionally facilitates mentorship structures, continuing professional development initiatives, research collaboration, stakeholder engagement, and institutional coordination relating to traditional health practices and indigenous wellness systems.
Through its governance and professional administration structures, THPASA seeks to contribute toward the strengthening, organisation, and sustainable development of the Traditional Health Practice sector in accordance with applicable legislation, constitutional principles, institutional governance instruments, ethical obligations, and the broader public interest.
Continue reading →The Gauteng Authors Association (GAA) is a localized literary organization dedicated to showcasing, empowering, and developing writers, youth, and independent storytellers across the Gauteng provinc
Continue reading →SAPRAA (Southern African Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs Association) is a society of professionals, largely pharmacists, involved in the area of medicines regulation in South Africa. The majority of members work in the pharmaceutical industry or are pharmaceutical consultants.
Continue reading →South African Pecan Nut Producers Association NPC (SAPPA) is an organisation that serves the interests of its members by creating an environment in which the role players in the pecan nut industry can obtain sustainable benefits.
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