The Waterproofing Association of Gauteng (WAG) is dedicated to the promotion, support and protection of the common interest of Specifying Authorities, Clients, Contractors and Manufacturers to ensure professionalism, integrity as well as reliability within the Waterproofing Industry.
Continue reading →The Western Cape Archery Federation (WCAF) is the recognised official representative body for the sport of Archery in the Western Cape Province. The body was formed by the amalgamation of the target (WPAA) and field (WCIFAA) bodies as required by the sporting authorities.
Continue reading →The WCFID provides: training (workshops, 2 to 3 day courses and accredited courses); develops resources for the sector and advocates for the advancement of human rights.
Continue reading →While bridge clubs are closed for traditional face to face duplicate bridge, the Western Cape Bridge Union (WCBU) and its affiliated clubs provide daily online pairs and teams events using BBO and RealBridge. Players from around the world participate in these events.
Continue reading →WARAC is dedicated to the promotion, support and protection of the common interests of Specifying Authorities, Clients, Contractors and Manufacturers to ensure professionalism, integrity as well reliability within the waterproofing and roofing industry.
Continue reading →The Welkom United Taxi Association is a taxi association operating from Welkom in the Free State.
Continue reading →South Africa’s No. 1 meeting place for pigeon fanciers
Continue reading →The Western Cape Provincial Sport Confederation administrates, promotes and monitors all sport through their members in the Western Cape
Continue reading →At the WCRS we work together to make our cause known; to reach out to other groups who share our vision. Whether you’re ready to lend a hand at one of our rose activities or have photos or articles to share about a recent event, this is the place to do it.
Continue reading →Western Province Cycling Association is the executive body responsible for running cycling in the Cape Town region, South Africa.
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