Organisations, Associations & Clubs in Johannesburg - page 12
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Showing results: 221 - 240 out of 347
Results from the 'Organisations, Associations & Clubs' category in Johannesburg
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CNR PIETERSON & 161 NUGGET ST, Johannesburg, 2001
011 720 0003
Cultural Art Promotion, Art Galleries, Art Promotions, Theatres, artist services, Theatrical Agents, Entertainment, Performing Artists - Agents & Management 
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3 Helen Joseph St, MARSHALLTOWN, Johannesburg, 2001
011 492 3333
artists work, Non-governmental Organisations 
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1st Floor, Richmond Forum, 18 Cedar Avenue, Richmond, Johannesburg, 2092
011 482 1913
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9th Floor, Zurich House, Johannesburg, 2001
011 403 4440
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Block C, off, 2nd Ave, 10th Rd, Hyde Park, Johannesburg, 2196
011 325 0501
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28 Harrison Street, Johannesburg, 2000
+27 11 377 6763
The Commission Staff Association, popularly know as the Staff Association or CSA, was established in 1997 The need to establish such a trade union was prompted by the desire of founder members to build unity amongst the workers and to secure decent standards of living, social security, and fair conditions of work for workers It is special positioned as it is an in-house trade union of workers of the Commission for Conciliation Mediation and Arbitration CCMA We nonetheless believe there is nothing different between workers of the CCMA and other workers All workers must take up the task of fighting of all forms of discrimination, oppression and safeguard democracy at all costs The CSA was able to make strides immediately. 
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IEB House, 5 Anerley Rd, Parktown, Johannesburg, 2193
011 483 9700
. When the Joint Matriculation Board (JMB), as the only assessment body in South Africa to offer examinations for non-racial schools, relinquished its examination function in 1989, a number of heads at independent schools came together to found IEB. The IEB's primary reason for being was to ensure that there was at least one non-racial assessment body at Grade 12 during the time of apartheid to serve progressive schools that stood in opposition to the apartheid policies of the day. Today the IEB, whilst still maintaining its independence, is a leader in innovative assessments that are relevant to South Africa. The IEB has also established itself as a significant role-player and a key partner to government in building our education system in a democratic South Africa. 
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3 Gwen Lane, Johannesburg, 2021
081 301 0163
Botebong Trust exist to serve voluntary sector and volunteering in the Southern region of Africa. During these national crisis, we are supporting local organisation with all information, advise and financial assistance. 
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Hoofd Street, Johannesburg, 2001
+27 11 833 2902
National Education Health & Allied Workers Union. 
