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Brief History of The South African Association for Jazz Education
Cathy and Darius Brubeck met Richard Dunscomb in Montreux in 1987 and from then on became determined to have a connection with IAJE. At that time, the University of Natal offered the only degree in Jazz Studies in South Africa and students were recruited from all over the country. Now as well as the University of Cape Town, Pretoria Technikon, Natal Technikon and Rhodes University, there are a number of privately run academies and state high schools offering jazz courses.

The founding conference of SAJE as a fully constituted chapter of the International Association of Jazz Educators took place at the University of Witwatersrand in 1992 with the then President of the IAJE (Dennis Tini) in attendance. Subsequently, conferences were held at the University of Natal, Durban (1994), University of Cape Town (1996), Rhodes University, Grahamstown (1998), University of Natal, Durban (2000), Pretoria Technikon (2002), University of Cape Town (2004) & University of KwaZulu-Natal (2006).


P O Box 175
Observatory 7935
South Africa
Cell: 082-515-7051
Fax to email: 086-508-0337
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The Association of All Wheel Drive Clubs of Southern Africa (AAWDC) was established in 1996 after having its first inaugural meeting as far back as 1993. The Association was formed under the guidance and efforts of the three major four-wheel drive clubs in South Africa, namely the Four Wheel Drive Club of Southern Africa, the SA Jeep Club (now the 4x4 ATV Club) and the Land Rover Owners Club of Southern Africa. The membership of the Association has grown since its inception and member clubs are spread over all the provinces or regions of South Africa and Swaziland.

AAWDC South Africa
PO Box 12566
Hatfield
0028

Tel & Fax: 086 11AAWDC (086 1122932)
Jakob Jordaan (Chairman) 082 808 1422 chairman@aawdc.org.za

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Polo was introduced to South Africa by British cavalry regiments garrisoned in the Eastern Cape area of South Africa in the late 19th century. The first recorded tournament took place at King Williamstown in 1885. The British troops had, in turn, learnt the game in India not very long before this.

There is a mistaken impression that polo started with British royalty whereas in fact its origins lie somewhere in Persia or China. The word "polo" comes from the Gugerati word "pulu" meaning "ball" and there are tapestries depicting the sport dating back to the fourth century. The game swept across the Asian continent and it is a well known fact that the cruel Mongol leader, Genghis Khan, took to it with alacrity - even using enemies' heads as practice balls!

Physical Address: 3 Hazel Road, Durban, 4001, South Africa
Postal Address: 3 Hazel Road, Durban, 4001, South Africa
Tel Number: + 27 (0)31 3033 903
Fax Number: + 27 (0)86 530 6644
Email Address: sapolo@saol.com

Cell Numbers:
Susan Reeve083 400 6555
Bridget Macduff 083 280 8448
Sarah-Jane Bodley 083 289 0045


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The Museums Association UK with the support of the Carnegie Trust undertook a survey of the status of commonwealth museums in Africa in 1932. In their report of South Africa the Carnegie Commissioners noted that some excellent museums existed but that they were isolated and would benefit from the creation of a museums association as well as a publication dealing with curatorial practice in the sub tropics.

Directly a standing committee of state-aided institutions was formed which saw the need for museum cooperation. Their first attempt to hold a meeting of museum representatives failed but a second was prompted by the Union government with sponsorship from the Carnegie Trust. So it was that 22 delegates representing 19 institutions in Southern Africa met in Kimberley on 23 rd April 1936.

The SAMA National Office Contact Details

SAMA National Office
P O Box 12413
Centrahil
6006

Switchboard: 041 582 2634

Fax: 086 503 4522

Email: sama@futurserve.co.za

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SANCTA is a community association whose objective it is to raise the quality, status and profile of the community performing arts in order to make them viable once again and regain their place in the cultural life of our community. SANCTA sets about to achieve its objectives by running fully adjudicated regional festivals culminating in an annual Festival. We are now running a new Annual SANCTA Community Theatre Award system whereby all plays produced by community societies throughout the year, i.e. not just our festival entries -are scrutinised by their peers as well as members of the media, and awards are allocated to deserving participants in various categories, the zenith of which is the winner of the Best Production, and is presented with the coveted Naledi Award, sponsored by Computicket (Pty) Ltd .SANCTA also runs an Annual new South Africa play writing competition., as well as a full length Play Competition.

As a member of IATA, SANCTA, receives invitations to participate in festivals internationally including the Festival du Mondial, which is held in Monaco every four years and SA is privileged to have participated in 2001 and 2005. In 2003, members went to India and South America. Sancta is also a member of Pansa and TMSA. For more information please visit our Website www.sancta.org.za, or contact Noel Mcdonald 083 309 4315, 011 475 3584, PO Box 659, Allensnek, 1737. Fax 086 673 3193The South African Community Theatre Association - SANCTA

Noel Mc Donald, PO Box 1659, Allensnek, 1737 phone: 083 309 4315/ 011 475 3584 [详细查看]

Head Instructor JSKA South Africa

Mobile Phone: +27 82 888 3100
Telephone: +27 41 484 7946
Fax: +27 41 484 5943

Email: info@jska.co.za
Postal Address:

PO Box 10784
Linton Grange
Port Elizabeth
6015
South Africa

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The South African Golf Association (SAGA) is the governing body for male amateur golf in South Africa formed by the unification of the South African Golf Union (white) and the South African Golf Association (black) in September 1992 to form the South African Golf Federation. In 1997 the name was changed to the South African Golf Association.

The South African Golf Association (SAGA) Executive Committee consists of three office bearers plus 18 nominated members and a Co-Opted Member who serves as the Associations legal advisor. The Office Bearers, President, Senior Vice-President and a Second-Vice President, are elected each year at the Annual General Meeting in terms of the Associations Constitution, the President may only hold office for a maximum period of 2 years. At the end of this time it is general practice for the Senior Vice-President to become President. The 18 executive members are nominated by their respective provincial unions.

This committee, together with the full time Executive Director and Asssistant Executive Director of the association, meet twice a year in March and September, during the playing of the Amateur Championship and the Inter-Provincial Tournament respectively. The association is affiliated to the Royal & Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews and by its Constitution it is bound by the Rules of Golf and the Rules of Amateur Status.

Executive Director: Mr B A Younge
PO BOX 65303
Benmore
2010
Tel: +27 11 783 5474 / +27 11 783 5617
Fax: +27 11 783 5699
Cell: +27 82 374 3455
bruce@saga.co.za
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The South African Football Association was founded on 8 December, 1991, the culmination of a long unity process that was to rid the sport in South Africa of all its past racial division.

Four disparate units came together to form the organisation in Johannesburg to set South African soccer on the road to a return to international competition after a lifetime of apartheid in soccer.

They were the Football Association of South Africa, the South African Soccer Association, the South African Soccer Federation and the South African National Football Association, who later withdrew from the process only to return again two years later.

It was only natural that the game finally be united as the sport of soccer had long led the way into breaking the tight grip of racial oppression, written into South Africa’s laws by its successive apartheid governments.

A delegation of the SAFA received a standing ovation at the congress of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) in Dakar, Senegal a month later, where South Africa were accorded observer status. South Africa’s membership of the world governing body FIFA was confirmed at their congress in Zurich in June, 1992.

Head Office

41 Tiger Moth Road

Cnr Aerodrome Road & Sailor Malan

Omni Park Offices

Aeroton

Johannesburg

2000

Tel: +27 11 494 3522
Fax: +27 11 494 3447
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CMASA - Christian Motorcyclists Association South Africa

CMA National Support Centre

Cell: 082 888 6658 / 6627

e-mail: cmaadmin@cmasa.org.za

Fax: 086 642 8613

Physical Address:

126 Kruger Road

President Park

Midrand

1685

Postal Address

P.O. Box 6561

Halfway House

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The South African Power Flying Association is an independent association affiliated to the Aero Club of South Africa formed in the 1980's. The Aero Club was formed in 1920 by a group of airman, "Millers Boys", who had served with the Royal Flying Corps and the Royal Naval Air Service. In 1928, due to lack of funds, the club went into recess. It was revived again in 1936 when Mr I W Schlesinger offered £10.000.00 in prize money for the promotion of an air race from England to Johannesburg. See theLondon to Cape Townpage for further details.

Chris Booysen, Chairman
P O Box 27013, Greenacres, 6057
Home - 041-581 3040
Work - 041-391 4400
Fax - 041-391 4304
Cell - 082-442 7667
mail@sapfa.org.za
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