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Abalone Farmers Association of South Africa (AFASA)

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The Abalone Farmers Association membership includes 12 farms. The objectives of the association are to promote the interests and image of abalone aquaculture; to establish communication and co-operation among members; to serve as a forum for debate on opinions of members; to collect and disseminate information on abalone; to organise seminars, workshops and symposiparticularly regarding research; and to procure funds to achieve these objectives.

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ARC-Animal Production (ARC)

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This research focus area carries out primary and secondary research, development and technology transfer with respect to Animal Breeding and Improvement, Rangelands and Nutrition, and Food Science and Technology to improve productivity and sustainable resource utilisation. In addition, this research focus area serves as the custodian of national assets such as the conservation of animal, forage and bacterial culture collection genetic resources, including databases and DNA banks associated with them.

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Association for French Studies In Southern Africa (AFSSA)

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AFSSA ( The Association for French Studies in Southern Africa / Association des Etudes Françaises en Afrique Australe), founded on October 1, 1970, is a non-profit association. Addressing all those interested in research in the field of French language and literature, as well as in the teaching of French at all levels, our objective is to promote French studies in Africa. Southern.

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South African Mathematical Society (SAMS)

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The South African Mathematical Society is a national association of mathematicians, conscious of our African and international context as we seek to promote the discipline of mathematics in all its facets – locally, regionally and internationally. The society is committed to high standards of excellence in the learning, teaching and research of the discipline, and strives to explore the applications of mathematics in addressing the needs of the South African society.

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Rock Art Research Institute (RARI)

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The Institute seeks to develop understandings of Africa’s rock arts in terms of authentic beliefs, customs, rituals and life-ways.

The Institute endeavours, through its numerous publications and other means, to convey to the public, as well as to the academic community, the complexity and subtlety of Africa’s rock arts. Over 35 years of research at the Institute has contributed to making southern African rock arts some of the best-understood in the world.

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Rooibos Council (RC)

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The South African Rooibos Council is an independent organization, responsibly promoting rooibos and its attributes to the consumer and protecting the interests of the rooibos consumer and SARC stakeholders supported by effected research and communication.

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Royal Agricultural Society of Natal (RAS)

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The Royal Agricultural Society of Natal is an organisation ‘not for gain’ committed to serving the interests of;

Agriculture, Commerce and Industry in the Province of KwaZulu-Natal in particular and South Africa as a whole.

Accordingly we aspire to facilitate interaction, education and trade through the medium of exhibitions and shows.In furthering this objective and fully appreciating that financial viability and the optimal utilisation of resources cannot be compromised

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Ruminant Veterinary Association of South Africa (RUVASA)

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RuVASA (Ruminant Veterinary Association of South Africa) is a special interest group of SAVA (South African Veterinary Association). Membership is open to all veterinarians registered with the SAVC (South African Veterinary Council). Current members are dispersed throughout the country and neighbouring countries working in the private and public sector, universities, industries, laboratories and research institutions.

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