Forum for Service Delivery (F4SD)
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Continue reading →Promoting and protecting the interests of all Fuel service stations in South Africa, 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
Our Mission statement: To promote reciprocal trade between France and South Africa.
This is done by providing a range of services and activities, all aimed at facilitating business opportunities within the French and South African business communities.
The FSACCI (French South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry) created 37 years ago constitutes, through its panel of services, activities and its network of members, an efficient business support mechanism for French companies in South Africa and for South African companies wishing to set up business links with France.
The Future Farmers Foundation is a formal entity, dedicated to provide platforms for young men and women, who are passionate about agriculture and whom can become successful commercial farm managers or farmers in their own right.
Continue reading →Fruit South Africa (FSA) is a non-profit organisation formed by the Citrus Growers Association of Southern Africa (CGA); HORTGRO (representing pome and stone fruit); South African Table Grape Industry (SATI); SUBTROP (representing the avocado, litchi, mango and macadamia industries) and the Fresh Produce Exporters Forum (FPEF) to address common issues in relation to all aspects of the fruit industry of South Africa.
The objective of FSA is to provide support to its Members and their constituent Members in relation to the following:
Market and Product Development
Transformation and Training
Access to International and Local Markets
Information
Logistics
The Freedom of Expression Institute (FXI) was formed in 1994 to defend freedom of expression, to oppose censorship, to promote access to information and knowledge, and to promote media diversity. FXI is the leading organisations on issues of freedom of expression and access to information as enshrined in section 16 of the South African Constitution. The FXI was formed from a merger between the Anti-Censorship Action Group (ACAG) and the Campaign for Open Media (COM) in order to oppose censorship in South Africa. FXI works to contribute to the creation of a society where everyone enjoys freedom of expression and the right of access to, and dissemination of, information and knowledge. The Freedom of Expression Institute engages in litigation, research and education to promote and protect the right to freedom of expression. We educate the public about the dangers of censorship and network and engage in solidarity with groups opposing censorship locally and internationally.
Continue reading →The FBC is a registered bargaining council for the furniture, bedding and upholstery manufacturing industry.
Continue reading →The Furniture Traders’ Association of South Africa (FTASA) is sn association for furniture traders in South Africa.
Continue reading →OUR VISION: The FGF Chamber of Business has a vision for Matjhabeng: This vision is of a strong economy; of multi-sectoral businesses flourishing under the guidance of individuals and organizations alike who are committed to driving positive change; a vision of a beautiful city, with an unblemished horizon and a stable future for our children and our children’s children. Welkom and its surrounding towns have the potential to be envied by other cities and towns. Together we can grow this potential!
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