The Society was established to promote high standards of endoscopic surgery in South Africa. It will disseminate knowledge and training via academic meetings, training courses and sponsorships.
Continue reading →The Society strives to promote and develop the Hereford cattle breed.
Continue reading →Also known as SA Vlaamperdtelersgenootskap. The Society strives to promote and develop the Vlaamperd horse breed.
Continue reading →The main objectives of the Society are to further the exchange of knowledge of spectroscopy by means of conferences, meetings and publications, and to promote research, study and the use and application of spectroscopy at universities, technikons, research laboratories and in industry.
Continue reading →The Society is affiliated to FIDSSA (Federation of Southern African infectious Diseases Societies). The aims of the Society are: To advance the understanding of paediatric infectious diseases. To promote the exchange of information relating to all aspects of paediatric infectious diseases.
Continue reading →The South African Society of Nuclear Medicine (SASNM) provides a forum for collaboration between professional persons to promote the practice and development of nuclear medicine through the accumulation and dissemination of scientific and technical information.
Continue reading →Also known as the Grondkundevereniging van Suid Afrika. The SSSSA is a scientific society, which, in the interest of its members, promotes the advancement of soil science and soil technology as well as the responsible practicing thereof by its members with the view to the long-term sustainable utilisation of the environment in the interest of the community.
Continue reading →The Society of South African Geographers (NPO 222-089) main objective is to advance the research and educational activities of all South African Geographers
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Since its inception in 1902, the South African Society of Artists has had an enormous influence on local art development and appreciation.
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