Society of Dispensing Family Practitioners (SDFP)
Visit the SDFP website: Last modified: CONTACT DETAILS Physical Address: 374 Cnr Francis Baard & Sisulu Street, Pretoria, 0002 Postal … Continue reading →

Visit the SDFP website: Last modified: CONTACT DETAILS Physical Address: 374 Cnr Francis Baard & Sisulu Street, Pretoria, 0002 Postal … Continue reading →
Membership is open to every advocate admitted or enrolled in KwaZulu-Natal and practising there as an advocate only, subject to that person satisfying the requirements of the Society. Associate membership is open to certain categories of persons reflected in the Constitution of the Society.
Continue reading →Furthering the scientific studies and clinical practices of all branches of Endocrinology, Metabolism and Diabetes.
Continue reading →The Society of Medical Laboratory Technology of South Africa (SMLTSA) was founded in 1951 after the amalgamation of the Natal, Southern Transvaal and Cape Societies.
Its purpose is to promote and regulate the profession of Medical Technology in South Africa.
We are a professional Society for Scientists and other individuals in the cosmetic and allied industries. We provide an opportunity to exchange ideas of common interest. Ultimately, we offer education and training to our individual members.
Continue reading →Serving and protecting animals in the greater Tshwane area for over 100 years.
Inspectorate Emergency Line Waltloo: 083-453-3863
Inspectorate Emergency Line Centurion: 082-807-5671
The SAIMC is driving the recognition of Automation, Instrumentation, Mechatronics and Control as enablers for effective and efficient application of new technologies.
The SAIMC is working with the Automation Federation to get our industry equipped and ready to make optimal use of the technologies and designs of the fourth – as well as future industrial revolutions.
The SAIMC, a Voluntary Association of the Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA) and enforces a strict code of conduct based on that of ECSA.
Continue reading →Helping working animals in South Africa. South Africa’s working horses and donkeys are used for tasks ranging from farming to transport, and there are many communities where people are dependent on their working animals to earn a small income. We’re making a considerable difference to the lives of working animals in South Africa’s low-income communities by ensuring animals have access to vital veterinary treatment and educating the next generation of owners about animal care.
Continue reading →Caring for the Intellectually and Physically Disabled
Continue reading →The Society strives to promote and develop the Simmentaler cattle breed.
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