Limpopo Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI)
This is a networking platform for the business community in the Limpopo Province. Businesses can subscribe or partner with us.
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Tygerberg Business Chamber (TBC)
Also known as the Tygerberg Sakekamer. Die Tygerberg Sakekamer is an inclusive Afrikaans business chamber which consists of more than 40 individusl business chambers in the Western Cape, representing more than 1,000 businesses.
Continue reading →Zululand Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ZCCI)
The Voice of Business in Zululand.The Zululand Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ZCCI) was founded in 1926 and provides its members access to valuable resources, discounts, and relationships that help businesses save money and market their products. Joining the ZCCI can boost sales and significantly improve a local business’ visibility and credibility.
Continue reading →Witbank Chamber of Commerce & Industry (WCCI)
Witbank Chamber Of Commerce & Industry is a unified structure that works hand-in -hand with the Municipal with an intention of mutually beneficial business organisations that work to protect and promote the interests of trade and commerce. Chambers will typically advocate and influence policy decisions that affect the interests of business, anything from labour laws, tax and business regulations
Continue reading →Hermanus Business Chamber / Sakekamer (HBC)
The Hermanus Business Chamber | Sakekamer takes pride in being a representative, cohesive, and sustainable umbrella organization. With a collective mission to advocate for businesses, provide valuable guidance, education, and training, as well as foster a dynamic networking forum, we strive to stimulate and secure sustainable economic growth and development in Hermanus and its surrounding areas. Our ultimate goal is to benefit all the people of our region, standing as the steadfast voice of business in our community.
Continue reading →Randburg Chamber of Commerce & Industry (RCCI)
The RCCI protects the interests of business in the region, promotes the private enterprise system and market-orientated approach with equal opportunities for all while assisting businesses to adapt to realities that cannot be changed
Continue reading →Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber (NMBBC)
The Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber is one of the largest business association in the Eastern Cape with a membership of approximately 700 businesses employing approximately 60 000 people, representing a broad spectrum of businesses in Nelson Mandela Bay.
Fully representative of the demographics of the business sector, it is leading business transformation by example in its staff, board and membership equity spread.
Continue reading →Ladysmith Chamber of Commerce & Industry (LCCI)
For information on specific services offered by the Ladysmith Chamber of Commerce and Industry, please contact the chamber directly by telephone (+27 36 6310541) or email infolcci@webafrica.org.za
Continue reading →Japanese Chamber of Commerce & Industry (JETRO-SA)
The Japan External Trade Organization, or JETRO, is a Japanese government-related organization that promotes trade and investment. If you’re thinking of Japan as an import source or export market, or if you’d like to bring your business here, this is the place to start. As a sub-Saharan region representative office, JETRO Johannesburg plays a fundamental role in promoting and facilitating the development of a mutually beneficial economic relationship between South Africsub-Saharan (12 countries), and Japan from 1961.
Continue reading →Northern Cape Youth Chamber of Commerce and Industries (NCYCCI)
The Northern Cape Youth Chamber of Commerce and Industries (NCYCCI) is a provincial structure of the national structure for the Youth Chamber of Commerce & Industries South Africa (YCCISA). The structures were established in June 2014 (provincially) and July 2014 (nationally).
The Chamber is an independent organization, championed out of the office of Deputy Minister in the Presidency for Performance, Monitoring and Evaluation and was previously coordinated by NYDA until the Chamber took its independence on 18 July 2014.
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