The South African Healers Association ! SOAHA is a community of healers, spiritually, physical and intellectually, engaged in the task of influencing the development and support of various healing practices in South Africa and recognizes the spiritual elements of these spiritual, traditional, indigenous and natural healing practices
Continue reading →The Traditional Healers Organization is a leading non-governmental, non-for profit and self- regulatory professional organization whose members are traditional health practitioners of indigenous traditional healing and medicine. The organization was initiated in 1970 with its Headquarters in Eswatini and a National Head office in Johannesburg, South Africa. Our membership comprises of various specialties and levels of indigenous traditional health practices and systems. We are responsible for more than 78,000 THP’s and our mandate is to promote, protect, preserve, and develop the delivery of traditional healthcare, medicine trade, culture and African spirituality. The Organization prides itself for having played a key role in promoting traditional healing and medicine. For this role, THO is considered a leader and an authority in the traditional healing sector.
Continue reading →The SA Linguistics and Applied Linguistics Society (SALALS), launched in 2018 as a society for linguists, applied linguists and language practitioners, is broadly dedicated to promoting the disciplines of Linguistics, Applied Linguistics and Language Practice and to fostering research excellence in linguistics and language-related disciplines in the region and for all the languages of Southern Africa. We publish a journal and organize regular conferences, among other things. Bearing in mind the historical legacies of apartheid and colonialism in Southern Africour goals include the promotion of transformation of the Society and its area of focus at least in terms of research, curriculum, practice and range of languages covered, in ways which promote equity of participation and access, which strengthen the linguistic disciplines and empower practitioners, researchers, teachers and learners of these disciplines to develop tools to explore the full range of linguistic environments that they find themselves in. Our Society is a result of the amalgamation of the former LSSA/LVSA (Linguistics Society of Southern Africa) and SAALA (Southern African Applied Linguistics Association).
Continue reading →The South African Healers Association ! SOAHA is a community of healers, spiritually, physical and intellectually, engaged in the task of influencing the development and support of various healing practices in South Africa and recognizes the spiritual elements of these spiritual, traditional, indigenous and natural healing practices
Continue reading →ACHIB works to ensure that hawkers and spaza shops have collective buying power that will enable them to sell at competitive prices.
Continue reading →The African Language Association of Southern Africa (ALASA) was established in 1979 as a non-discriminatory, non-profit-making association at a conference hosted by the Department of African Languages of the University of South Africa (UNISA).
Continue reading →The African farmers’ association of South Africa Organisation AFASA aims to commercialise the developing agricultural sector and ensure meaningful participation of black individuals within the mainstream commercial agribusiness sector, hence ensuring the long-term sustainability of the agricultural sector in South Africa.
Continue reading →The Centre for Affordable Housing Finance in Africa (CAHF) promotes investment in affordable housing and housing finance across Africa.
Continue reading →The ECF has three simple goals: to empower women to teach young children, to teach women how to run their own small business, changing the trajectory for children in low-income aeas
Continue reading →National Council of African Women is a charitable organization whose focus is helping the needy. The aim of NCAW is service to humanity. It is for this reason that it adopted from the International Council of Women the motto: “Do to others what you would want them to do to you.”
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