The Gauteng Bridge Union was created with the aim of furthering and promoting the game of Contract Bridge within Gauteng. Comprised of Member Clubs around the province, the GBU organises, manages and controls all forms of Contract Bridge competitions run by the union in accordance with the current versions of the Laws of Duplicate Bridge.
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Continue reading →Club for canoeing enthusiasts. Affiliated with the Eastern Cape Canoe Union (ECCU)
Continue reading →Also known as the Vrystaatse Jagters- en Wildbewaringsvereniging, the Free State Hunters and Game Conservation Association (Free State Hunters) was established on 24 October 1981 and strives to serve all communities from all over the Free State and Free State Hunters can proudly say “We serve hunters in the Free State”.
Continue reading →The Durbanville Judo Club is affiliated with the Cape Town Judo Association
Continue reading →The Big Bore Association of South Africa (BASA) is a voluntary organization of Hunters, Sports Shooters and Collectors.
Continue reading →The broad purpose of the Federation is to encourage the sport of pigeon racing, to coordinate and promote Bloemfontein and surroundings and to safeguard and protect the interests of its members.
Continue reading →One of the aims of the Bosveldist Jagters en Wildbewarings Vereniging To gain knowledge of wildlife and wildlife
Continue reading →The sport of bowls is a healthy activity which caters for all ages both young and old. It creates a fun environment for the social player as well as an atmosphere for the competitive sports person.br>
The sport in South Africa complies to international standards and Bowls SA is the governing body for the sport in South Africa. Newcomers to the sport are encouraged and guided by qualified coaches and introduced to the club system.
The Bushveld Conservation Bureau is a not-for profit association and have an annual complement of more than 100 members. Their primary mission is to assist farmers who have “problem animals” on their land by using our hunting skills.
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