The SA Dental Association represents the majority of active dentist in the private and public sectors in South Africa. The association is regarded as the voice of dentistry in Southern Africa and is the most relied on body regarding all aspects of dental practice in the region.
Continue reading →The SA Council of Shopping Centres is the representative body of the industry and stands at the cutting edge of the marketplace. We are tasked with updating and informing our members through networking, educating, workshopping, etc. and act as a spokesman and lobbyist on issues of concern. Being in the fashion and lifestyle business means keeping ahead of world trends. These are exposed at our annual convention, this year being the 9th African Congress of Shopping Centres to be held between the 6th and 8th of October in Johannesburg. We showcase the latest thinking and trends in the retail business and expose our members to retailers and overseas speakers in our efforts to promote the big picture scenario. A comprehensive industry exhibition and many social functions offer excellent networking opportunities to our members
Continue reading →SA Association of Youth Clubs is a non- profit, membership organisation formed primarily to serve young people and youth clubs.
Continue reading →For over 44 years The SA Chefs Association (SA Chefs) has represented the most talented chefs, cooks and caterers in the country.
SA Chefs is a non-profit industry body, founded more than 44 years ago, that represents the interests of chefs, cooks and caterers at all levels, with a focus on skills development, the celebration of culinary professionals and transforming the industry.
Continue reading →The South African Consolidated Recreational Angling Association (SACRAA) is a non-profit association that has been established in reaction to the limited level of recognition of the recreational sector by the Department of Agriculture, Forestry & Fisheries (DAFF), the lack of transparency and interaction with the sector by DAFF, and out of concern for the declining state of some of our key angling species. SACRAA is an independent body that acts in the best interests of it members and the recreational fishing industry. It is not affiliated to any government institution or other angling organizations, but has the support of the South African Sport Anglers & Casting Confederation (SASACC; the controlling body for organized angling in South Africa) and the South African Fishing Tackle Agents & Distributors (SAFTAD). SACRAA is recognized as an interest group in terms of Section 8 of the Marine Living Resources Act (Act 18 of 1998) and will represent recreational fishing on Provincial Working Groups and local Co-Management Committees once the Inland Fisheries Policy is promulgated and implemented.
Continue reading →The SA Cotton Textile Manufacturers’ Association (SACTMA) is an industrial federation which aims to provide an excellent service to its members by advancing and promoting their trade and trade-related interests.
Continue reading →The SA Apparel Association (SAAA) is a representative employer organisation for the clothing manufacturing industry. Its geographical scope covers all the provincial boundaries of South Africa. The Association offers services and involves itself not only in the labour market and skills development spheres, but also in trade and industrial policy and related matters. SAAA has formal cooperation and collaboration agreements with the Cape Clothing and Textile Cluster as well as the Apparel and Textile Association of S.A.
Continue reading →The South African Translators’ Institute (SATI) is a professional association for language practice professionals in South Africa. Membership is open to all translators, interpreters, editors, proofreaders, text reviewers, terminologists, copywriters and others involved in the language practice profession. It currently has some 800 members who work in a wide range of local and international languages.
Continue reading →SA Olive is an association representing the common interests of the South African olive industry. SA Olive members consist of olive growers, olive oil producers, table olive producers, tree nurseries and olive importers. SA Olive is committed to supporting a healthy future, i.e. ensuring a healthy future for its members, healthy growth and development for the industry and a healthy lifestyle for all South Africans
Continue reading →The SA Society for Horticultural Sciences (SASHS) was founded in 1989 to promote horticultural science in South Africa and neighbouring countries
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