South African Vlaamperd Breeders Society (SAVBS)
Also known as SA Vlaamperdtelersgenootskap. The Society strives to promote and develop the Vlaamperd horse breed.
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South African Water Fitness Association (SAWFA)
SAWFA’s main function is the nation-wide training of water fitness instructors. It also seeks to make the public aware of the benefits of water fitness and to encourage people to attend classes given by experienced SAWFA instructors.
Continue reading →South African Supply Chain Professionals Body (SAPICS)
SAPICS is a professional knowledge-based Association that enables individuals and organisations to improve business performance. SAPICS builds operations management excellence in individuals and enterprises through superior education and training, internationally recognised certifications, comprehensive resources and a country-wide network of accomplished industry professionals. This network is ever expanding and now includes associates in other African countries. This association used to be called the SA Production & Inventory Control Society.
Continue reading →South African Tourism Services Association (SATSA)
SATSA is a member-driven association that offers inbound tourism services companies the highest level of quality in the tourism industry.
Continue reading →South African Table Tennis Board (SATTB)
The Board for the sport of table tennis in South Africa
Continue reading →South African Lipizzaners (SAL)
The Society strives to promote and develop the Lippizaner horse breed. The South African Lipizzaner Centre (NPO) is a renowned equestrian establishment located just outside of Paarl in the Western Cape. Our work is dedicated to the preservation of the magnificent Lipizzaner horse in South Africa, and our training follows the strict principles and traditions of classical dressage and the haute ècole.
Continue reading →South African Karate Association (SAKJA)
The South African home of traditional JKA Karate, recognized by the JKA World Federation Head Quarters, Japan. ‘The Keeper of Karate’s Highest Tradition.’
SAKA are the officially registered South African branch of the Japan Karate Association (日本空手協会; Nihon Karate Kyokai) founded on May 27, 1949. SA JKA is the largest group of JKA karate practitioners in the world outside Japan. Their grades are recognised internationally and in Japan. Their senseis train at the infamous Honbu in Tokyo as often as possible to ensure that standards remain at the highest level.
South African Longline Hake Association (SAHLLA)
Membership to the Association is open to all Companies which have been allocated a Right to fish for hake by longline method pursuant to Section 18 of the Marine Living Resources Act and all vessel owning entities active in the hake longline sector.
As the recognized hake longline body in South Africa, they are unsurpassed in terms of our membership and credentials. A solid foundation has been developed and will continue to be built upon in the years to come.
Continue reading →South African Liquor Brand Owners Association (SALBA)
SALBA (SA Liquor Brand owners Association) is a non-profit organisation, established in September 2005, and our sole objective is to represent our members, who are, manufacturers and distributors of liquor products in the liquor industry of South African issues of common interest.
Continue reading →South African Local Government Bargaining Council (SALGBC)
The broad functions or purpose of the Council are to conclude collective agreements for the local government sector and enforce such collective agreements and to provide a dispute resolution function for the local government sector. This bargaining council is a registered government bargaining council. The SALGBC is established voluntarily in terms of the Labour Relations Act, by agreement between the employer organization (SALGA) and trade unions parties (IMATU and SAMWU). This agreement is contained in the Council’s Constitution (a collective agreement), which is the fundamental governing instrument that regulates the relationship between the employer organization and the trade union parties, to be read in conjunction with the Labour Relations Act.
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