Biodynamic Agricultural Association Southern Africa (BAASA)
The Biodynamic Agricultural Association SA (BDAASA) strives to strengthen, promote and advance the practice of biodynamic agriculture in Southern Africa
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The Biodynamic Agricultural Association SA (BDAASA) strives to strengthen, promote and advance the practice of biodynamic agriculture in Southern Africa
Continue reading →SA Olive is an association representing the common interests of the South African olive industry. SA Olive members consist of olive growers, olive oil producers, table olive producers, tree nurseries and olive importers. SA Olive is committed to supporting a healthy future, i.e. ensuring a healthy future for its members, healthy growth and development for the industry and a healthy lifestyle for all South Africans
Continue reading →The SA Bonsai Association (SABA) was formed in 1975. Primarily responsible for organising national events and creating a strong South African bonsai fraternity. SABA is dedicated to promoting co-operation between South African Bonsai and associated arts and International Bonsai. A single source of information, advice, supplies and material and improving the art, skills and image of Bonsai.
Continue reading →The association promotes the sport of gymnastics in eastern Gauteng.
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Continue reading →Northerns Beekeepers’ Association is a voluntary association of both hobbyist and professional beekeepers in South Africa.
Continue reading →EMAIL admin@jewellery.org.za Website: http://www.jewellery.org.za Facebook: (not available) Contact details Physical address The Hamlet, 27 Ridge Road, Parktown Postal Address … Continue reading →
The Lusito Association was established in 1979 by a group of Portuguese parents who found a need for a school for the differently abled within the Portuguese community. The Lusito Association started the first Lusito School under the auspices of the Mental Health Society of the Witwatersrand and has subsequently grown with the school.
Continue reading →Also known as the Suid-Kaap Jagters-en Bewaringsvereniging (SJB), the Southern Cape Hunters’ mission is to secure the future of our hunting heritage by supporting the conservation and sustainable utilisation of our natural resources, by fostering a common culture of ethical conduct amongst hunters, and by promoting the image of hunters.
Continue reading →SASMIA is the officially recognised industrial association that collectively represents permit holders, boat owners and traders in the South African squid fishery. Its primary purpose is to ensure, on behalf of its members, that the squid resource and fishery in South Africa is properly managed. The core focus of SASMIA is to provide a two-way communication channel between government and the industry, and to fund squid resource research.
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