Mazukawa Judo Club (MJC)
The Mazukawa Judo Club is affiliated with the Cape Town Judo Association
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Natal Gem and Mineral Club (NGMC)
From the outset, the club has held numerous interesting talks and many field trips, including outing to Inanda dam, Cato Ridge, Umgababa, Umzimkulu, Eshowe, Sinkwazi, Zululand, Nkandla Forest, Ngubevu, Tugela Valley, Shu-Shu and Jozini to name but a few. The club still undertakes trips to Jozini and Greytown. Sadly, many of the mines which were so richly explored by the club over the years no longer allow access to visitors.
The Natal Mineral and Gem Society is an active member of FOSAGAMS and has over the years hosted several gemborees
Continue reading →Mountain Club of South Africa (MCSA)
The Mountain Club of South Africa (MCSA) was founded in 1891 in Cape Town, and is the only mountain club in Africa that is affiliated to the world mountaineering body, the UIAA. The MCSA offers mountaineering which includes climbing of all types and hiking opportunities to its members and is involved in mountain search and rescue, training, conservation of mountain areas and procurement of access for mountaineering. The sidebar gives access to information on all of these activities.
Continue reading →Mitchell’s Plain Judo Club (MPJC)
Teaching kids self defence and discipline in the sport of Judo (a form of Martial Arts), the Mitchell’s Plain Judo Club is affiliated with the Cape Town Judo Association
Continue reading →Tygerberg Bird Club (TBC)
The mission of the Tygerberg Bird Club is to enhance knowledge of all birds, their behaviour and their habitats, and to introduce the public to the conservation and science of our avian heritage through enjoyable participation by club members.
Continue reading →Trekkers Outdoor Recreation Club (TORC)
Also known as the Buitelug Ontspanningsklub, the TORC are a proudly SOUTH AFRICAN Outdoor Recreation Club that is concerned about slowing down the great global indoor migration the world is presently experiencing. We understand that for this reason, we need to get back to nature on a regular basis and sit around the same fire as our ancestors did and allow our body clocks to reset. We are more interested in developing long-lasting friendships and not whether your personal preference of camping convenience is a motorhome, caravan, tent trailer, teardrop, or tent.
Continue reading →Valley Clay Target Club (VCTC)
Valley Clay Target Club is the leading clay target shooting club in the Western Cape with a paid up membership in excess of 250.
Continue reading →Land Rover Owners Club of Southern Africa (LROC)
The oldest 4×4 club in Southern Africa, LROC is a family-orientated club, exclusively for Land Rover enthusiasts.
The Club is based in the Gauteng region of South Africa but has ‘country’ and ‘overseas’ members almost spanning the globe. The current membership is around the 500 mark, representing (at last count) some 900 Land Rovers of all ages, shapes and sizes. Although most of the official correspondence tends to be in English, the club has a substantial Afrikaans membership and many other languages are also spoken.
Over the past decade or so, the club has gone from strength to strength and is recognized in the industry as one of the most prestigious off-road clubs to be associated with, renowned for its good conduct and always striving to ensure that its members will be welcomed back to venues it has visited.
Maccauw Clay Target Club (MCTC)
Maccauw Clay Target club, formerly known as Maccauw Gun Club, is one of the oldest clay target clubs in South Africa. Established in 1960 when a well-known trap shooter of the Sandiacres Gun Club in Kimberley convinced a number of “shotgunners” from Bloemfontein that the sport had a future. The twin brothers Van Tonder, founding members of the club, made land available to the north of Bloemfontein on their farm, Tafelkop. There the first DTL range was built and a tradition of shooting trap every Saturday – come rain or shine – was born. Soon membership grew along with the interest in other disciplines and Olympic trap and Olympic skeet ranges were added in the seventies. DTL shooters made up the bulk of the membership and the club became one of the most active trap clubs in the country. The club has produced numerous highly competitive provincial and national shooters in all disciplines over the years. Neels Bornman, who represented South Africa at the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games in the Olympic Trap discipline, was from the then Maccauw Gun Club.
Continue reading →Lowveld Clay Target Club (LCTC)
Clay Target Shooting Club
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