Phalaborwa Chamber of Commerce (PCC)
CONTACT DETAILS Website: (not available) phalabus@gmail.com Physical Address: 4 Wildevy Ave Phalaborwa, 1389 Postal Address: PO Box 1232, Phalaborwa … Continue reading →
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Eastern Gauteng Chamber of Commerce (EGCC)
We are a group of dedicated and hard working individuals and executives who intentionally get involved in Ekurhuleni and on many Forums in South Africa. Our extensive membership base adds strength to our objectives and grants us influence with Government
Continue reading →Oudtshoorn Business Chamber (OBC)
The Oudtshoorn Business Chamber is relentlessly promoting and protecting the interests of the local business sector. The Chamber networks and negotiates on behalf of its members.
The Chamber is there to maintain and promote the free and private system on a non-party political basis in the activities of the Oudtshoorn Chamber of Business and Associations created for similar purposes and to undertake projects desired to further these interests in the local community.
North West Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NWCOCI)
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
Continue reading →North West Chamber of Industries & Mines (NWCIM)
The North West Chamber of Industries and Mines (Pretoria) is a local organization of businesses and companies in Pretoria with the intention to develop and further the interests of local companies and businesses in South Africa. Many businesses are international operating companies with offices in South Africa.
Continue reading →Northern Cape Youth Chamber of Commerce and Industries (NCYCCI)
The Northern Cape Youth Chamber of Commerce and Industries (NCYCCI) is a provincial structure of the national structure for the Youth Chamber of Commerce & Industries South Africa (YCCISA). The structures were established in June 2014 (provincially) and July 2014 (nationally).
The Chamber is an independent organization, championed out of the office of Deputy Minister in the Presidency for Performance, Monitoring and Evaluation and was previously coordinated by NYDA until the Chamber took its independence on 18 July 2014.
Continue reading →Newcastle Chamber of Commerce and industry (NCCI)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Newcastle.
Continue reading →Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber (NMBBC)
The Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber is one of the largest business association in the Eastern Cape with a membership of approximately 700 businesses employing approximately 60 000 people, representing a broad spectrum of businesses in Nelson Mandela Bay.
Fully representative of the demographics of the business sector, it is leading business transformation by example in its staff, board and membership equity spread.
Continue reading →National Chamber of Milling (NCM)
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 →National African Federated Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NAFCOC)
The National African Federated Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NAFCOC) is federated chamber .It is one of the largest business chambers in South Africa with representation in all 9 provinces of South Africa. It was established in 1964 by black traders in Soweto. NAFCOC’s founding fathers include some of South Africa’s black business luminaries such as Dr Richard MaponyDr Sam Motseunyane , Bigvai Masekela and S.Z Conco. NAFCOC’s main objective is to promote and encourage the development of small business in South Africa and thereby draw the majority from the peripheries to the frontlines of economic activity and decision making.
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