Primary Immunodeficiency Network of South Africa (PINSA)
PiNSA is a voluntary Non-Profit Organisation (NPO) South African patient driven association dealing with Primary Immunodeficiencies (PID).
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Public Servants Association of South Africa (PSASA)
The PSA (Public Servants Association of South Africa) is a registered trade union at the forefront of labour developments.
The PSA is the largest, politically non-affiliated,fully-representative union in the Public Service. With a proud history of decades of service to its members, the PSA represents more than 235 000 public sector employees.
The PSA’s conduct is aimed at achieving the Union mission, guided by the values of: loyalty, transparency, respect, integrity, consistency, and service excellence.
Continue reading →Potchefstroom Chamber of Commerce (PCC)
Also known as the Potchefstroomse Sakekamer, the Potchefstroom Chamber of Commerce is an institution that aims to facilitate networking between organisations in the area and the mobilisation of knowledge to promote relationships between businesses and people in order to create economic prosperity for all in our area
Continue reading →Plumbing Industry Registration Board (PIRB)
The PIRB is a trusted professional body as recognised by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA). The PIRB are here to serve and effectively administer a live and updated plumbing registration system in South Africa.
Continue reading →Public Protector South Africa (PPSA)
The Public Protector is an independent institution established in terms of section 181 of the Constitution, with a mandate to support and strengthen constitutional democracy. A supreme administrative oversight body, the Public Protector has the power to investigate, report and remedy improper conduct in state affairs. The Public Protector must be accessible to all persons and communities. Anyone can complaint to the Public Protector.
Continue reading →People’s Dispensary for Sick Animals (PDSA)
The People’s Dispensary for Sick Animals continues in its efforts to provide veterinary care of the highest standards to our poorer communities.
Despite the challenging economic times, it is our commitment to this cause that continues to attract pet owners to our hospitals and clinics.
Continue reading →Publishers’ Association of South Africa (PASA)
PASA is the largest publishing industry body in South Africand is committed to creativity, literacy, the free flow of ideas and encouraging a culture of reading.
Continue reading →Port Elizabeth Music Society (PEMS)
Community organisation supporting local artists and performers in Port Elizabeth and surrounds
Continue reading →Paper Manufacturers Association of South Africa (PAMSA)
The Paper Manufacturers Association of South Africa (PAMSA), acknowledged as the ‘voice of the pulp and paper industry’, promotes the use of paper as a renewable and recyclable material for communication, packaging and a myriad of other applications. Some of its members rank among the top 20 pulp producers in the world, making the South African pulp and paper manufacturing sector robust, well regulated and highly developed.
Representing more than 90% of paper, packaging and tissue manufacturers in South Africa, PAMSA has been actively advancing the ‘story of paper’ since its foundation in 1992. Even though some of our industry members have global footprints, their origins are firmly rooted in this country, as forest and land owners, and pulp and paper producers. PAMSA is an industry association representing the South African paper manufacturing industry.
Continue reading →Parachute Association of South Africa (PASA)
PASA is a non-profit association of members with the mission statement:
“To foster, develop and facilitate sport parachuting, in all its facets, within South Africin the safest and most progressive manner, on behalf of its members.”
For many people the words parachuting and skydiving conjure up images of adrenalin junkies and daredevils with little regard for their own safety. One of the questions most frequently asked of sport parachutists is, “who in their right mind would want to willingly throw themselves out of a perfectly serviceable aircraft?”
In truth, sport parachuting is a disciplined sport that operates within rigidly defined and enforced safety parameters as set out in PASA’s Manual of Procedures. This Manual has been ratified by the South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) and is the basis upon which PASA has been approved as an Aviation Recreation Organisation. The safety and training standards contained in the manual are on a par or better than international standards and must be adhered to by all affiliated drop zones and members in South Africa.
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