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Fuel Retailers` Association (FRA)

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The Fuel Retailer Association Of Southern Africa (FRA) is a registered employers organization under the provisions of the Labour Relations Act, 66 of 1995.
The FRA, is a financially independent and fully autonomous association that ensures the survival and success for all its members who are Fuel Service Station Owners in the retailing of fuel in South Africa.
The Association monitors and becomes involved wherever necessary with all aspects of retail fuel governance, distribution and sales in South Africa in order to protect and enhance Fuel Retailer’s Interest. The Association’s Income base is through membership fees

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Afro Hairdressing & Beauty Employers Association of SA (AHBEASA)

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AHBEASA was formed with the primary purpose to articulate the concerns and aspirations of black owned businesses in the hairdressing and beauty sector. The Afro Hairdressing and Beauty industry is very lucrative and yet highly fragmented. No authentic statistics of its impact on the overall South African economy is available. The South African government recognises the importance of small and medium sized enterprises as a strategy for creating jobs and fighting poverty. This recognition has buoyed the organization to engage this industry with renewed vigour in organising this sector into a formidable force. The majority of these small enterprises are informal – and employ one up to eight employees; rivalling the taxi industry as the number one job creator in South Africa. Our organization will develop and transform this sector into the mainstream economy. The biggest challenge facing AHBEASA is to develop and raise the standard of the hairdressing and beauty salons in South Africa into a highly respected and desired career by all South Africans

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Fuel Retailers` Association (FRA)

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The Fuel Retailer Association Of Southern Africa (FRA) is a registered employers organization under the provisions of the Labour Relations Act, 66 of 1995.
The FRA, is a financially independent and fully autonomous association that ensures the survival and success for all its members who are Fuel Service Station Owners in the retailing of fuel in South Africa.
The Association monitors and becomes involved wherever necessary with all aspects of retail fuel governance, distribution and sales in South Africa in order to protect and enhance Fuel Retailer’s Interest. The Association’s Income base is through membership fees

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