The South African Communications Forum NPC (SACF) is a non-Profit industry association which was formed in 2001. The SACF is a successor of the African Telecommunications Forum (ATF) established in 1993. The SACF is a membership organisation and a representative forum of all the stakeholders in the South African ICT sector.
Continue reading →SACESHA which was formerly known as SACEPA was founded in the year 2001 following the need identified by SACMA for HSE practitioners to network and share knowledge and information as well as address HSE matters of common interest.
The South African Colliery Environmental Practitioners Association (SACEPA) was founded during 2001 by Environmental Engineering (Ventilation and Occupational Hygiene) and Environmental Management staff members of a few collieries. The SACMA Safety forum already existed then, but amalgamated into the SACEPA SHE structures a few years later and renamed SACESHA in September 2015.
The aim with this association was to establish a single platform within the SACMA networking structure to address legal matters, transfer of knowledge through technical benchmarking andsharing of SHE information.
Continue reading →The objectives of the association are to promote the status and professional standing of its members and to foster an enterprising spirit necessary to the success of all corporate bodies as well as providing a forum for discussion and communication for the benefit of members and industry. We provide a forum for discussion and communication for the benefit of all our members and the South African Mining Industry.
Continue reading →We’re a professional association of administrative and financial managers within the coal mining industry founded in 1986. Our mission is to provide a conducive, interactive forum where issues of a financial, administrative, commercial and managerial nature pertinent to the mining industry are discussed.
Continue reading →The SA Chemical Institute’s (SACI) Mission is to promote the development and image of Chemistry in different ways, to advise on chemical education and other Chemistry related legislative matters and issues of public and environmental concern, to play a leading role in assuring the professional competence and integrity of chemists and to foster international collaboration as part of the African chemical community.
Continue reading →The SA Metal Cladding and Roofing Association (SAMCRA) mission is to create an infrastructure on which an orderly cladding industry can be built, including appropriate standards, testing, and training facilities plus a base of knowledgeable people.
Continue reading →The chamber’s intent is to promote the common interests of members carrying on business in the baking industry. The principal objective of the Chamber is to promote the common interests of individuals engaged in the baking industry, and its activities will be wholly directed toward the furtherance of this principal objective.
Continue reading →The SA Clinical Neuropsychological Association (SACNA) aims to foster the development of clinical neuropsychology in South Africa. SACNA is affiliated to the International Neuropsychological Society, and to the Psychological Society of South Africa. SACNA hosts a Southern African neuropsychology conference every two years. Members pay discountted conference fees and earn CPD points for attendance.
Continue reading →The SA Chemical Workers’ Union (SACWU) is a trade union representing workers in the chemical industry in South Africa.
Continue reading →SACOTA is the most prominent association of trading members operating within South Africa and the SADC region. Its vision is to be a significant, influential and respected force in the Southern African grain and agricultural sector by expanding its activities and pro-actively raising awareness amongst key role-players including governments, traders, financial institutions, producers, processors, millers and NGOs.
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