Tomato Producers Organisation (TPO)
The TPO as a voluntary producers’ organisation aspires to act as a mouthpiece for the producers of fresh tomatoes in South Africa.
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Trinity Development Services (TDS)
Our vision is the activation of empowered communities which address and improve their own health, education, and economic development. Our mission is to provide access to the support, knowledge, and resources necessary for communities to initiate the process of change towards a better quality of life.
Continue reading →Wines of South Africa (WOSA)
Wines of South Africa (WoSA) is a not-for-profit industry organisation that is responsible for export promotions of South African wine in key international markets. Here you will find up-to-date information on our regions, varieties, terroirs and biodiversity, which all make for our variety of distinctive and unique wines.
Continue reading →Urban Real Estate Research Unit (URERU)
The current and projected growth in African cities creates significant opportunities for real estate on the continent but also presents serious challenges in the form of infrastructure deficits, urban management and the financial viability of cities in general. While many of these opportunities and challenges are experienced elsewhere in the world, the nature and scale of them are unique to South Africa and the rest of the continent. For this reason, the main aim of the Research Unit is to provide a unique inter-disciplinary research platform for academia that promotes the identification of issues and seeks solutions to urban real estate investment, finance, economics and management problems in Africa.
Continue reading →Western Cape Pigeon Racing (WCPR)
South Africa’s No. 1 meeting place for pigeon fanciers
Continue reading →South African University Teachers (SAUT)
The National Framework for Enhancing Academics as University Teachers (NFfEAUT) was developed by representatives from universities across South Africa. The Framework was approved in 2018 by the Minister of Higher Education and Training (Naledi Pandor) and is implemented as part of the University Capacity Development Programme (UCDP)
Continue reading →South African Wine Industry Information and Systems (SAWIS)
SAWIS’ purpose is to assist the wine industry by turning data into information that helps turn challenges into opportunities.
Continue reading →International Steel Fabricators of Southern Africa (ISF)
The International Steel Fabricators of Southern Africa is a 30+ year-old joint venture marketing consortium representing leading players in the Southern African steel, construction and manufacturing industries involved in steel intensive activities whose objective are to increase their export sales individually or by pooling their resources.
Each company represented by the ISF has an established reputation for their ability to provide their clients with internationally price-competitive and quality-driven products and services for projects anywhere in the world.
ISF members have delivered numerous projects successfully on all the Continents, including Antarctica.
Continue reading →South African Table Grapes Industry (SATI)
Our mission at SATI intends to become a progressive growth oriented industry representative, recognised as a global leader in the Table Grape Industry and an authentic leader in the South African agricultural sector.
Continue reading →South African Private Higher Education (SAPHE)
Since its inception, SAPHE has provided South Africa’s leading private higher education institutions a platform to address common needs and promote shared interests, while fostering a level and conducive operating environment for higher education to thrive. The association consists of voluntary members with a shared goal and purpose – to promote the role, reputation and interests of the country’s private higher education providers, and shine a spotlight on the impact that these institutions have on South Africa’s broader education landscape.
SAPHE aims to provide a strong, focused and coordinated voice, speaking to the interests of PHEIs and their position with regard to South Africa’s legislative, regulatory and compliance frameworks; frameworks that promote the development of a robust and resilient private higher education sector in the country and globally.
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