Mazukawa Judo Club (MJC)
The Mazukawa Judo Club is affiliated with the Cape Town Judo Association
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Massage Therapy Association (MTASA)
MTASA was founded in 1989 and is a non-profit organisation.
It is the only professional association that represents the interests of Therapeutic Massage Therapists in South Africa and aims to uphold and further the interests of registered Therapeutic Massage Therapists.
Continue reading →Mohair South Africa (MSA)
Mohair production in South Africa comes with great responsibility.
Mohair South Africa was established to assume this responsibility to develop and maintain industry standards in order to ensure ethical and sustainable practices, and provide ongoing support for the South African mohair sector.
Mohair South Africa seeks to advance the mohair industry through international partnerships and alliances to enhance the production and consumption of mohair products. Our aim is to create sustainable demand and profitability for all role players from producer to processor, and from buyer to manufacturer.
Meals On Wheels (MOW)
Meals on Wheels is a multi-faceted welfare non-profit organization tasked with helping poverty-stricken South Africans with nutritious meals and food security. Our aim is a hunger-free country, ensuring every elderly person and child can go to bed with a full tummy.
Continue reading →MyPlayers (MP)
MyPlayers is the players’ organisation of all the professional rugby players in South Africa. Our main drive is to promote and to protect our players’ collective interest within the rugby industry, by representing them on a national and provincial level.
Continue reading →Market Theatre Foundation (MTF)
The Market Theatre Foundation was established in 1976 as a non-profit company and was declared a Cultural Institution in 2005. The Market Theatre Foundation includes the Market Theatre, the Market Photo Workshop, the Market Theatre Laboratory and the Windybrow Arts Centre.
Continue reading →Maccauw Clay Target Club (MCTC)
Maccauw Clay Target club, formerly known as Maccauw Gun Club, is one of the oldest clay target clubs in South Africa. Established in 1960 when a well-known trap shooter of the Sandiacres Gun Club in Kimberley convinced a number of “shotgunners” from Bloemfontein that the sport had a future. The twin brothers Van Tonder, founding members of the club, made land available to the north of Bloemfontein on their farm, Tafelkop. There the first DTL range was built and a tradition of shooting trap every Saturday – come rain or shine – was born. Soon membership grew along with the interest in other disciplines and Olympic trap and Olympic skeet ranges were added in the seventies. DTL shooters made up the bulk of the membership and the club became one of the most active trap clubs in the country. The club has produced numerous highly competitive provincial and national shooters in all disciplines over the years. Neels Bornman, who represented South Africa at the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games in the Olympic Trap discipline, was from the then Maccauw Gun Club.
Continue reading →Macadamia South Africa (MSA)
The purpose of SAMAC is to provide inspirational and innovative leadership to an all-inclusive and aligned South African Macadamia Industry, which through the power of the collective, is built on broad based research, market development and stakeholders engagements.
Continue reading →Milk Producers’ Organisation (MPO)
The Milk Producers’ Organisation (MPO) is a representative organisation focused on serving the primary sector of the South Africa dairy industry. The strategic core function of the MPO is to focus on sustainable dairy farming for all and to enhance the profitability, sustainability, and competitiveness of the South African dairy industry, enabling the sector to be best positioned to operate successfully in the future
Continue reading →Montagu-Ashton Tourism Bureau (MTAB)
This perfect getaway in the Langeberg, near the Robertson Wine Valley and not far from the Breede River Valley, takes some time to explore. The beautiful town of Montagu, famous for more than its Hot Springs is the perfect retreat for eco, wellness and adventure sports, as well as golfing holidays, wine and food! Montagu is situated on Route 62 approximately 2 hours drive from Cape Town and leads into the Little Karoo. Look forward to a whole new world of magic and sensual pleasure as you pop through the hole in the wall at Kogmanskloof with its amazing geological folds, faults and a British fort from 1899. Accommodation in Montagu for all tastes is as diverse as Montagu itself.
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