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Southern African Institute of Steel Construction (SAISC)

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The mission of SAISC is to develop and promote the health and wealth of the steel construction industry in Southern Africa. We are respected as an association for our authority, technical knowledge, and role as the collective voice of the steel construction industry. Our proactive approach and small but dynamic staff compliment enable us to provide insight and support to professionals and companies in the building and construction industry.

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Southern African Freelancers’ Association (SAFREA)

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The Southern African Freelancers’ Association
Where media professionals and their clients gather to build a better freelance industry.
The Southern African Freelancers’ Association supports, promotes and advocates for freelance workers in the media and communications fields. We offer resources, tools, training and networking events to develop the careers of our members, who range from students to seasoned freelancers.

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St Francis Paddling Club (SFPC)

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The St Francis Paddling Club was established in 2011 in order to promote the sport in the greater St Francis. The club also focuses on development as well as coaching juniors, ladies and beginners. All welcome – join them every Wednesday at 17:30 at Quaysyde on the canals for a time trial or just a social paddle. Affiliated with the Eastern Cape Canoe Union (ECCU)

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Specialty Coffee Association of Southern Africa (SCASA)

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The Specialty Coffee Association of Southern Africa is a nonprofit, membership-based body that exists to foster a community of coffee professionals and enthusiasts from across the value chain and throughout the region. We work to support activities and promote education that help specialty coffee grow into a rewarding, sustainable, and equitable industry for everyone from baristas to technicians, cafe owners to roasters, and all the coffee people in between.

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South African Booksellers Association (SABA)

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South African Booksellers Association represents the retail book industry in South Africa.

    It strives to assist its members by:

  • Providing access and disseminating industry information.
  • Considering, coordinating and promoting the interests of booksellers and the trade as a whole.
  • Liaising with government departments to ensure that methods of supply serve the interests of the departments, booksellers and the learners.
  • Support government initiatives in promoting a literate nation and inculcating a culture of reading.
  • Keeping them informed and improving co-operation and the communication among them.
  • Promoting and encouraging small business development to grow a vibrant retail book trade.
  • Bringing booksellers from around the country together annually to discuss matters of general interest.
  • Collecting statistics and doing research for the benefit of members.
  • Working with the Publishers’ Association of South Africa (PASA) to encourage healthy trade relations which recognise the respective roles within the book value chain, of the publishers as creators and wholesale distributors, and booksellers as the retailers of books.
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Southern African Applied Linguistics Association (SAALA)

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The Southern African Applied Linguistics Association (SAALA) is a professional association of scholars who are interested in, and actively contributing to, the multidisciplinary field of applied linguistics. Founded in 1980, SAALA’s prime objectives are to promote research by means of an annual conference and workshops; through affiliation with other organisations with similar interests, and through facilitating the distribution and exchange of information.

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Southern African Plant Breeders’ Association (SAPBA)

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The Southern African Plant Breeders’ Association is dedicated to the promotion of the science and art of plant breeding as a profession through pro-active communication among private and public sector institutions, emphasising the need for cooperation and maintenance of high ethical standards and norms, thereby contributing toward stable, sustainable agriculture.

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