Also known as PrintingSA, We represent the interests of the printing, packaging, branding, creative design, marketing and communications industry. We ensure the industry is sustainable and that all stakeholders and, in particular, our members prosper.
Continue reading →The Federation of Afrikaans Cultural Associations was founded in 1929. Today, the FAK is still the organization that allows you to be creative in your language and culture. The FAK is a future-oriented cultural organization that provides a home for the Afrikaans language and culture and positively promotes our proud Afrikaner history. We like to symbolize a rose tree with Afrikaans, come visit and flower together at the FAK, here you are at home!
Continue reading →The Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of SA (SEIFSA) is a national employer Federation representing the Metals and Engineering (M&E) industry. For nearly 80 years, SEIFSA has provided active support for employer Associations and lobbied for policies that have improved the business environment in which its members operate.
Continue reading →The key objectives of the WCDSF are to encourage and promote every Deaf Sport Member with hearing loss to participate and enjoy sport.
Continue reading →SASAFF is the ONLY affiliated member of South Africa’s custodian of Fitness Sport Aerobics & Hip Hop, SASCOC.
Continue reading →The National Blackball Federation is the official blackball pool authority in South Africa, affiliated to the South African Pool Union
Continue reading →This group is for all Gauteng Hunters Members and fellow Hunters. Designed for us to communicate and share info, news and discussions.
Continue reading →All about the German Shepherd Dog, Breeders and Clubs in South Africa
Continue reading →Baseball in Cape Town and surroundings.
Continue reading →The Deaf Federation of South Africa promotes deaf education, the development of South African Sign Language and South African sign language interpreters, provincial development, and early intervention. DeafSA, formerly known as the South Africa National Council for the Deaf (SANCD), was founded in 1929, as a result of the need to provide services to the Deaf community on a national level. DeafSA is registered in terms of the Non Profit Organisations Act. Since 1994 DeafSA has been embarking on the transformation process alongside many other South African organisations in this new era of democracy. One of the highlights of this transformation was the change in the name of the organisation from SANCD to DeafSA, as well as the constitutional change, which resulted in the Deaf majority members serving on all the organisation’s management structures. This transformation is one of the biggest milestones in the history of DeafSA, as it meant that the philosophy of self-representation was achieved and it enabled DeafSA to be accepted as an ordinary member of the World Federation of the Deaf (WFD).
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