EPASA stands for Ethnomedicine Practitioners Association of South Africa and is a body which accredits and controls the ethnomedical practice under the Traditional Health Practitioners Act.
EPASA was established in 1987, to promote, enhance and unify the practise of ethnomedicine in South Africa.
The Electronic Security Distributors’ Association (ESDA), is an association not for gain. The Association was established in 1989 and is registered in terms of Section 22 of the Companies Act, 61 of 1973.
ESDA’s focus is to encourage and protect the interests of its members as well as assist them maintain a high ethical standard of conduct. As an Association, we represent them in the context of any proposed or existing legislation, primary or subordinate, which may affect the members directly or indirectly.
Continue reading →The society promotes the art of Bonsai and aims to further members’ knowledge of Bonsai as well as the techniques thereof.
Continue reading →The Eastern Province Pigeon Union is a pigeon homing society, situated at the PE Federation Hall behind the Diaz Club in Port Elizabeth.
Continue reading →The Eastern Cape Gambling Board (ECGB) is entrusted with a mission of regulating and overseeing the gambling and betting industry in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa. Their primary responsibilities encompass the licensing and supervision of gambling operators, ensuring compliance with legal and ethical standards, and safeguarding the interests of both consumers and the industry itself.
Continue reading →The ECF has three simple goals: to empower women to teach young children, to teach women how to run their own small business, changing the trajectory for children in low-income aeas
Continue reading →The Eastern Cape Canoe Club was formed in 1963 by Norman Dyer and Tony Oshery, and the official provincial Union followed in 1977 under chairman Eldon Slabbert, with his son Stanford as secretary. The region’s premier event is undoubtedly the annual Hansa Fish River Marathon, ending in the Karoo town of Cradock, which now attracts over 1700 paddlers annually. It features 80 km of fast flowing irrigation water racing through willow trees, big rapids (like Keith’s Flyover), and several testing weirs
Continue reading →Earthlife Africa is a non-profit organisation, founded in Johannesburg, South Africa in 1988, that seeks a better life for all people without exploiting other people or degrading their environment. We want to encourage and support individuals, businesses and industries to reduce pollution, minimise waste and protect our natural resources.
Continue reading →The association promotes the sport of gymnastics in eastern Gauteng.
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