The Southern African Society for Co-operative Education (SASCE) is a non-profit organisation dedicated to supporting individuals and institutions in integrating academic studies with quality work-integrated learning.
Continue reading →SASH is a non-profit organization aiming to bring together professionals in all branches of haematology including haematology pathologists, clinical haematologists, registrars, nurses, scientists and technologists.
Continue reading →The South African Society for Agricultural Extension is a voluntary professional organisation with the aim to improve the quality of extension to all farmers through its members.
Continue reading →The association between our Society and the academic institutions in South Africa has always been particularly happy and co-operative. In some small way the Society may pride itself that it had influenced the establishment of departments of Oral Medicine and Periodontology at the various Dental Schools in South Africa.
Continue reading →The South African Red Cross Society is a member organisation of the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Socities (IFRC), which is the largest volunteer driven organisation on earth. The Red Cross Society has 100 million members and a presence in 189 countries.
Continue reading →We consist of a group of Orthopaedic Surgeons that provides dedicated paediatric orthopaedic care in South Africa.
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SA Vleismerino Telersgenootskap.
Also known as SA Miniatuur Perd, this society promotes the breeding and grading of Miniature horses
Continue reading →The primary aim of the SA Milch Goat Breeders’ Society is to promote the breeding of quality and functional Milk Goats by providing relevant information to breeders on goat breeding & keeping.
Continue reading →Also known as Die Suid-Afrikaanse Krygshistoriese Vereniging, the SA Military History Society is a non-profit society of enthusiasts dedicated to the study, recording and dissemination of military aspects of South Africa’s history.
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