SAWA is the officially recognized representative body for the Wire Industry in South Africborn in 2002. The goal of the South African Wire Association (SAWA) is to promote exports of members’ products through synergy of research, marketing, training and cooperation with industry and government initiatives for the creation of wealth for the nation.
Continue reading →The South African Wood Preservers Association (SAWPA) is a non-profit association formed in 1980, by the South African wood preserving industry, primarily to promote timber treatment and treated timber products. Commercially grown timber in Southern Africa is mainly of the Eucalyptus and Pinus species, both of which are not durable. By applying the correct chemicals to these timbers we are able to ensure that the timber performs as if it were durable thereby giving predictable long life performance.
Continue reading →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 →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 →Our main objectives are to promote and enable farming, marketing and distribution of avocados, mangoes and litchis.
Continue reading →SASLHA is the acknowledged voice of Speech-Language Therapists and Audiologists in South Africa.
Continue reading →The South African Spa Association is the ambassador for the Spa Industry, with representation in all aspects related to spas, such as health and wellness, tourism and hospitality, education and training.
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 →SAWFA’s main function is the nation-wide training of water fitness instructors. It also seeks to make the public aware of the benefits of water fitness and to encourage people to attend classes given by experienced SAWFA instructors.
Continue reading →The South African 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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