Durban Boat Owners Association (DBOA)
Club for boat owners in Durban
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Continue reading →The vision and objectives of DHASA are
-Making quality, affordable private healthcare more accessible to South Africans.
-Be recognised as a valuable role-player in healthcare, contributing to reducing the cost of healthcare.
-To promote the advantages of same-day surgical procedures in day hospitals.
-To actively engage and build positive stakeholder relationships.
-To actively participate and contribute to finding solutions to key issues faced by the hospital industry.
The primary goals of the Society are to maintain the breed standards, and to to promote benefits of the Damara Sheep breed to both established and prospective farmers.
Continue reading →The primary objective of the DSA is the promotion of the compliance of milk and other dairy products with product composition, food safety and metrology standards.
Continue reading →The Club has been formed to foster the interests of the diamond, precious stones and jewellery industries and trade. To provide a meeting place in the manner of an exchange or bourse for the conducting of business amongst members of such industries and trade. To serve as a social meeting place for members and to provide the customary amenities of a social club. To protect the interests of members and to regulate the conduct of members and make rules in regard thereto.
Continue reading →The Dolphin Action and Protection Group is a non-governmental organization with the goal of protecting dolphins and whales.
Continue reading →The Society strives to promote and develop the Dexter Cattle breed.
Continue reading →The Dendrological Society promotes the study, protection and propagation of trees and tree-dominated ecosystems as a contribution to effective environmental conservation and improvement in South Africa. Membership of the Dendrological Society is open to all natural persons whose application is seconded by two members and endorsed by the Executive Committee.
Continue reading →The Dermatological Society of South Africa aims to promote the science and practice of dermatology in South Africa through education and mentoring and plays an important role in the requirements for future dermatological education for both undergraduates and graduates.
Continue reading →Formed on 25 March 1983 as a non-profit organization under Section 21 of the Company’s Act to promote and foster the arts and culture across the broadest spectrum in the greater Durban
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