As an independent, not-for-profit organization with headquarters in Johannesburg and Cape Town,
the BCCSA seeks to promote bilateral business relations between the Southern Africa countries and Belgium, unleash Belgian entrepreneurship, and connect like-minded professionals.
The Cape Town Business Chamber (Kaapstad Sakekamer) supports business leaders who uplift the economy as well as communities to leave behind a proud heritage of inspiration and hope.
Continue reading →The BEE Chamber was established by BEESA Group and has become South Africa’s largest BEE Practitioner membership organisation. The BEE Chamber provides information, support, guidance, services and software to BEE Practitioners who are responsible for managing a company’s B-BBEE Scorecard. Members of the BEE Chamber benefit from the most up-to-date interpretation of the B-BBEE legislation and are able to optimise scorecard point claims at the same time as effectively managing the related Fronting Practice risk.
Continue reading →The Roodepoort Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ROCCI) started in 1983, serving the business sector and community for over 4 decades. Situated in the community of Region C, of the Greater Johannesburg Metropolitan Area. ROCCI has established a high status of recognition and earned respect over 4 decades in building and developing earned trust in long standing, successful business relationships and contributed to many up-liftment and development projects in businesses and the community. ROCCI stands out from the rest and is well known for being one of the most interactive busiest Chambers on the African Continent. ROCCI continually strives to go above and beyond in serving with passion and dedication to build and develop and support the Business Sector and community.
Continue reading →The West Coast Business Chamber (Weskus Sakekamer) is an organization of business people within the Saldanha Bay Municipal Area. We are dedicated to maintaining a favourable business climate, safeguarding the interests of our members and working together to improve the economic, civic, and cultural well-being of the area. The West Coast Business Chamber (Weskus Sakekamer) is currently the largest Afrikaans Business Chamber of its kind in South Africa. We represent more than a 150 businesses in and around the western coast of South Africa. The Chamber is affiliated to the AHI (Afrikaanse Handels Instituut).
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Continue reading →Also known as the “Deutsche Industrie- und Handels- kammer fuer das suedliche Afrika”. The German Chamber of Commerce and Industry for Southern Africa (AHK Southern Africa) is part of the worldwide network of German Chambers of Commerce Abroad (AHK) with 140 locations in 92 countries. It was founded in 1952 and since then has supported around 600 member companies in their international business as an important platform for bilateral economic exchange.
Continue reading →The National Chamber of Milling (NCM) is a non-profit organisation representing the South African wheat and maize milling industry for human consumption. The industry prides itself with a role it plays in the society by ensuring adequate supply of high quality, nutritious and safe basic foodstuff, thereby contributing significantly towards national Food Security imperatives.
Continue reading →The Potch-Tlokwe Chamber of Commerce strives to establish facilitation of a network of businesses, the mobilizing of knowledge and the promotion of relationships between businesses and the community in order to create economic prosperity for all in our community and area.
Continue reading →North West Chamber of Commerce and Industry (also called the Kamer van Handel en Nyweheid) strives, as a confederation of business organisations, to protect and promote the collective interests of business in the North West Province based on the principles of justice, a free market system, entrepreneurship and equal opportunitiesWe strive as a confederation of business organisations to protect and promote the collective interests of business in the North West Province based on the principles of justice, a free market system, entrepreneurship and equal opportunities
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