The NEF’s vision is to become the leading provider of innovative transformation solutions for an economically inclusive South Africa. The National Empowerment Fund (the NEF) is a driver and thought-leader in promoting and facilitating black economic participation by providing financial and non-financial support to black-owned and managed businesses, and by promoting a culture of savings and investment among black people.
Continue reading →The National Black Consumer Council is a non profit organisation registered with the Department of Social Development. It was formed in July 2017 by a group of social activists who realised the need to organise consumers into a viable force to fight the ever increasing prices of goods especially basic food stuff
Continue reading →The Black Business Council in the Built Environment (BBCBE) is the apex organization of black construction and professional organizations in the country. Established in 2007, one of its main objectives is to engage government and other statutory bodies to influence the drafting and implementation of appropriate legislation in order to create an enabling environment for the black constituency in the building and construction industry.
Continue reading →The BBCSA is an umbrella body representing various black brokers associations including the Black Brokers Forum, the Association of Black Brokers and the Black Insurance Professonals of Southern Africa
Continue reading →The Black Lawyers Association (BLA) is a voluntary association open to all lawyers in the Republic of South Africa regardless of race; sex; political belief, religion or area/type of practice. BLA draws its membership from attorneys, advocates, legal advisors, law students and judicial officers.
Continue reading →The BMF is a non-political, non-racial and non-sexist organisation, focusing on the development of managerial leadership and the creation of managerial structures that are reflective of the demographics and values of the broader South African society.
Continue reading →The Mission of the Association for the Advancement of Black Accountants of Southern Africa is to embark on programmes and activities that redress inequalities and create access and opportunities for black South Africans in the accounting profession.
ABASA does not exist to duplicate the efforts and achievements of other professional associates and organisations. It provides a solid base for the disseminations of information, for the understanding, interpreting and eventual solving of the unique problems faced by black South Africans in the word of Accounting.
ABASA is a professional Association that unites accountants and aspiring accountants to promote and facilitate the identification and creation of opportunities that provide advancement for blacks in the accounting profession. It supports the continuing developments of a culture of professional excellence, accountability, and responsibility within its members and the communities they serve.
There are currently 33157 Chartered Accountants (CA) in South Africa and only 6239 of them are Africans, Coloureds, and Indians. Since its establishment, ABASA has made significant progress in advancing black accountants which has resulted in a strong cohort of business and industry leaders.
Continue reading →Since its founding in 1990, the SA Black Technical & Allied Careers Organisation (SABTACO) has grown into a national organisation representing thousands of members in the science and engineering disciplines.
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