Black smallholder farmers are the core target group for GFADA. GFADA work with service providers along the grain and oilseeds related value chains that provide implementation capacity, with the objective to seek opportunities that will add value to the growth and development of black farmers.
Continue reading →The HPA has been serving South Africa’s health interests since it was founded in 1976. This respected, non-profit organization represents the South African Natural Health and Wellness Industry including Health Supplements (HS) and Discipline Specific (DS) Complementary Medicines (CMs) industry.
HPA members include industry-related manufacturers, marketers, wholesalers, distributors, retailers, health shops, importers, exporters, suppliers of raw and packaging materials and other services, consultants and practitioners.
Continue reading →The Electronic Security Distributors’ Association (ESDA), is an association not for gain. The Association was established in 1989 and is registered in terms of Section 22 of the Companies Act, 61 of 1973.
ESDA’s focus is to encourage and protect the interests of its members as well as assist them maintain a high ethical standard of conduct. As an Association, we represent them in the context of any proposed or existing legislation, primary or subordinate, which may affect the members directly or indirectly.
Continue reading →The ASAIB promotes, throughout Southern Africa, all aspects of bibliographic activity and indexing, by means of lectures, discussions, workshops, conferences, training, publications or any other appropriate activities. Any person who is, or intends to be directly involved in indexing is welcome to join
Continue reading →As an employer in the Metal and Engineering industry in the Western Cape, you are invited to become a member of the Cape Engineers and Founders’ Association (CEFA).
With a proud history going back to 1920, CEFA are registered with the Department of Labour as an employers’ organisation and are dedicated to serve the interest of employers in the Western Cape.-
Continue reading →Representing over 90% of the travel industry in terms of market share, ASATA’s membership is voluntary and includes South African retail travel agents, travel management companies, wholesalers and suppliers of travel-related products and services.
Continue reading →AHBEASA was formed with the primary purpose to articulate the concerns and aspirations of black owned businesses in the hairdressing and beauty sector.
Continue reading →The Association of South African Women in Science and Engineering (SA WISE) is a dynamic association for all those who support the idea of strengthening the role of women in science and engineering in South Africa.
Continue reading →The Cat Association of Southern Africa is a voluntary non-profit organisation existing for the purpose of co-ordinating all aspects relating to the cat fancy in South Africa. It is based on the highest moral and ethical principles, as a service to answer the needs of South African cat breeders and fanciers.
Continue reading →The CBA is a voluntary industry body, representing 9 of the 14 registered credit bureaus in South Africa.
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