Also known as the Transvaalse Landbou Unie, TLU SA has always sold the farmers point of view to government. We do not sell government’s stance to our farmers. TLU SA does not speak for the farmers, they speak for themselves. TLU SA’s power lies at grass-root level – where it really matters for the farmer in their day to day survival.
Continue reading →The TPSA is an association of members to serve the needs of both the live entertainment industry and its clients. Members include people & companies representing all aspects of the Live Events Industry as well as venues and equipment suppliers.
Continue reading →The Trauma Society of South Africa (TSSA) is a national society representing all healthcare professionals interested in the care of a trauma patient across the spectrum from time of injury through to rehabilitation.
Continue reading →THORN is a Workers Union which represents the employed in Transport, Action, Retail & General Works and is a SAFTU affiliate. THORN stands for To Have Oppression Removed Now.
Continue reading →Tourist bureau for Tulbagh
Continue reading →The Tree Society of Southern Africa has been in existence since 1946, and is actively involved in promoting the awareness and preservation of TREES.
Continue reading →Also known as the Dekkersvereniging van Suid Afrika, the Thatcher’s Association of SA is an association of bona fide Thatching Contractors and relevant industries and professionals
Continue reading →Originally, the focus of the organisation was to provide business skills training and support to poor and disadvantaged people in South Africa. The organisation was created in the Western Cape province but has since expanded and now orchestrates projects throughout South Africa. The TTO has provided business training to over 30,000 people since its inception.
Continue reading →Tlalane Elizabeth Ledfi Foundation is a non-profit organisation which serves as a rehabilitation centre for the disabled and people with chronic diseases. Out mission is to provide awareness on disability that is caused by the increased burden of non-communicable diseases (such s population ageing, exposure to tobacco, obesity, physical inactivity, heavy alcohol consumption) and injury and increasing prevalence of chronic conditions in the elderly.
Our mission is tobe achieved through several projects such as:
1. Education and awareness campaign
2. Counselling, awareness and rehabilitation
3. Rural development programmes
Members of the Theosophical Society come from all walks of life and belong to any philosophy or religion, or none. They stand in unity through their acceptance of the three Objects of the Society and their aspiration to learn about the timeless teachings of Theosophy – the Esoteric Wisdom. Unity lies at the very heart of the theosophical community and inspires the lives of its members towards unselfish service and inner transformation. Divine Wisdom is One – the paths towards it are many.
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