Federal Council of Retail and Allied Workers (FEDCRAW)
FEDCRAW is an independent Trade Union organising and representing workers and making sure that its members enjoy better working conditions, decent salary and job security.
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Ferro Alloy Producers’ Association (FAPA)
The Ferro Alloy Producers Association (FAPA) is an industrial association of ferroalloy smelting operations involved in the beneficiation of South Africa’s ores and minerals into ferroalloys for local consumption and export market.
Continue reading →Federation of Rose Societies of South Africa (ROSA)
The Federation of Rose Societies of South Africa does not have individual members, only rose societies. Wherever you are in South Africa you should find a rose society that can answer your queries about rose growing. And maybe you would like to join a rose society? We can tell you where and how.
Continue reading →Fertilizer Association of Southern Africa (FERTASA)
The Association represents the fertilizer industry in Southern Africa, with its members producing, trading, blending and distributing fertilizer products across this region. Fertasa’s purpose is to act as the recognised and preferred body that promotes the image of the fertilizer industry
Continue reading →Federated Employers Organization of South Africa (FEOSA)
FEOSA’s officials have in-depth expertise and experience with regard to labour matters in various industries such as construction, road freight, motor, mining, retail, entertainment and agriculture and are involved in collective bargaining with some of the more prominent unions in the country.
FEOSA represents employers on a regular basis at CCMA and Bargaining Council level during conciliation, arbitration and collective bargaining and their representatives have earned the respect of all involved for the knowledgeable and professional manner in which they conduct themselves at all times.
Continue reading →Food Gardens Foundation (FGF)
Food Gardens Foundation is a non-profit organisation founded in 1976 by Pauline Raphaely and Joyce Niland. Our Vision is the empowerment of people to overcome malnutrition, famine, hunger and the effects of desease. Food Gardens Foundation achieves community development and social upliftment by teaching people small-scale low-cost organic Food Gardening. Organic trenchbed gardening, according to our specific method (called ‘Food Gardening’), makes efficient use of normal domestic and other organic waste to revitalise the soil and feed the vegetables.
Continue reading →Fezile Dabi Regional Taxi Office (FDRTO)
The Fezile Dabi Regional Taxi Office is a Taxi Association operating from Kroonstad in the Free State.
Continue reading →Flame Lily Foundation (FLF)
The Flame Lily Foundation endeavours to assist former residents of Rhodesia / Zimbabwe who are legal permanent residents of South Africa. We provide or facilitate Residential Accommodation for persons over the age of 60, where possible. When called upon, we provide limited welfare assistance to deserving former residents of Rhodesia / Zimbabwe, in particular to the aged and the disabled. We also endeavour to preserve the heritage of Rhodesia and to promote interest in the country’s history and culture. To achieve these objects, we rely on the goodwill of the South African community as a whole, former residents of Rhodesia in general, and dedicated volunteers in particular.
Continue reading →Fairest Cape Association (FCA)
The Fairest Cape Association is an independent, registered non-profit organization (002-892 NPO) with it’s office in Cape Town. It was founded in 1980 to raise the awareness of the effect of litter in the natural and built environment through anti-litter campaigns and clean ups, in the city, suburbs and at beaches. Contact the Association on through the link previously posted, and see how you can get involved.
Continue reading →Flexographic Technical Association of South Africa (FTASA)
The Flexographic Technical Association of South Africa (FTASA) had its inaugural meeting in Cape Town on 5 December 1995. The Association has had a steady growth and represents the majority of companies in the Flexo industry although there is still scope for growth. The membership in 2005 stood at 57 company members. Membership is open to anyone or any company who has the advancement of Flexography at heart.
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