From the onset the aim of SASOG was to form an uniting body for gynaecologists. Initially and for many years the main objectives were to organise congresses and meetings, to negotiate for a proper fee structure and to make comments on obstetrical and gynaecological training in South Africa.
Continue reading →The main objectives of the Society are to further the exchange of knowledge of spectroscopy by means of conferences, meetings and publications, and to promote research, study and the use and application of spectroscopy at universities, technikons, research laboratories and in industry.
Continue reading →The SA Touch Association (SATA) was established in 1994 and has full membership of the Federation of International Touch (FIT) internationally. The amateur status of the sport and its impressive growth bears testament to the appeal of the sport and the commitment of the players who have been bitten by the “touch bug”.
Continue reading →The Federation is the sole representative of the sport of water skiing in South Africa and shall govern the sport in accordance with the terms and conditions of its membership with the INTERNATIONAL WATER SKI FEDERATION
Continue reading →Our main objectives are to promote and enable farming, marketing and distribution of avocados, mangoes and litchis.
Continue reading →SASLHA is the acknowledged voice of Speech-Language Therapists and Audiologists in South Africa.
Continue reading →The South African Society of Orthodontists (SASO) is the only governing body for the orthodontics profession in South Africa. Patients can be rest assured that SASO members have the proper academic history and credentials to practice orthodontics.
Continue reading →The South African Spa Association is the ambassador for the Spa Industry, with representation in all aspects related to spas, such as health and wellness, tourism and hospitality, education and training.
Continue reading →South African Visual Arts Historians (SAVAH) is an organisation of academics and professionals that seek to advance the professional practice of art history and visual culture in South Africa and to forge relations with practitioners from other disciplines and regions.
Continue reading →Occupational therapists, physiotherapists, occupational therapy assistants, physiotherapy assistants and students who are registered with the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) and who have an interest in the treatment of hand conditions may become members of SASHT.
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