The Society maintains close ties with the SA Rosarium in Bedford, Eastern Cape which is a project that was initiated by a group of HRSSA members and aims to house the complete collection of Old Garden Roses listed in Dr Fagans book, Roses at the Cape of Good Hope.
Continue reading →HeFSSA’s mission is to promote research and collaboration on heart failure matters in South Africa and around the world.
Continue reading →The society is also known as SA Hackney- Ponietelersgenootskap (HPG van SA). Most Hackney owners and breeders have become members, and the few owners and breeders who have not yet joined the Society, are invited to do so now, to enable membership to be brought up to full strength.
The Society has members all over the Republic of South Africbut there seem to be a concentration of breeders and owners in the Southern part of South Africa.
Continue reading →The Society strives to promote and develop the Hackney Pony Horse breed.
Continue reading →The vision of the Society, Advancing rangeland ecology and pasture management in Africa embodies the mission of the Society and has become the central theme of the Annual Congress.
Continue reading →The Society strives to promote and develop the Guernsey cattle breed.
Continue reading →Welfare society situated in Welkom in the Free State.
Continue reading →The mission of GISSA is to represent the Geo-Information community in South Africa as a national, unified, representative body to promote and protect the interests of its members on all forums.
Continue reading →The Geological Society of South Africa (GSSA) is a not-for-profit Scientific and Professional Society for earth scientists first established in 1895. Our objective is to promote and advance the earth sciences, including the study of the earth sciences, the associated public interests in the earth sciences, the earth sciences professions and the interests of the practitioners of the earth sciences, and to encourage and uphold the highest professional and ethical standards amongst its Members.
Continue reading →The Gold Reef Rose Society’s inauguration was held in January 1988 and Margaret Dams was the first Chairman. By June 1988 the membership was approximately 30 and the first function was a pruning demonstration held at the Botanical Gardens in July.
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