The Mission of the society is to develop and maintain professional standards and best management practices of subscribed wetland practitioners in South Africa in order to promote wetland sciences, conservation and management through collaboration and self-regulation of all Society members.
Continue reading →The Society strives to promote and develop the Dairy Swiss cattle breed.
Continue reading →The Society strives to promote and develop the South Devon cattle breed.
Continue reading →Advancing South African healthcare through translational research. The mission of the SA Clinical Scientist Society is to develop the next generation of global experts and medical leaders by creating a collegial environment that harnesses research excellence.
Continue reading →The society’s aim is to encourage and promote the breeding and improvement of the SA Boerperd. The wsociety is lso callef the SA Boerperd Telersgenootskap.
Continue reading →Also known as the SA Boerbok Telersvereniging, the SA Boer Goat Breeders’ Society is interested in the boer goat breed
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 strives to promote and develop the Guernsey cattle breed.
Continue reading →This learned society was established in 1988 as the South African Society for Semitics. It was founded by academics, who were attached to universities in South Africa and worked mostly in the fields of Semitics, Judaica, and Islamic Studies. The aims of the society are to promote the study of and research on the Near East (including North Africa) in the spheres of language, literature, culture, religion, history and archaeology. There is a specific, but not exclusive focus on the Ancient Near East.
The minimum qualification for membership of the society is a Baccalaureus degree in Near Eastern Studies or related discipline (e.g. BA in Fine Arts, BA in Islamic Studies, or BA in Archaeology), or an equivalent qualification. Persons not meeting this requirement may be accepted on merit as members of the society by the executive, following the application process.
Annually, the society holds a national conference hosted by a university in Southern Africa. The society publishes a peer-reviewed journal, Journal for Semitics (JSem) twice a year. The journal is accredited by the South African Department of Higher Education and Training.
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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