ICASA is the official regulator of the South African communications, broadcasting and postal services sectors. We develop regulations for these sectors, issue licences to telecommunications and broadcasting service providers, monitor licensee compliance with rules and regulations, plan and manage the radio frequency spectrum, and protect consumers against unfair business practices and poor-quality services. Everything we do is aimed at ensuring that all people in South Africa have access to basic communication services at affordable prices. In terms or our licence agreements, operators have to roll out services in under-serviced areas and we ensure that licensees contribute to the Universal Service and Access Fund....

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SALI was formed in 1984 by a group of landscapers who believed that the true potential of the landscaping industry could only be realized if landscapers showed unity, produced excellent work and worked with professionalism and integrity. Over the years SALI has grown consistently and remains the only standards body, national representative and voice for landscaping professionals in South Africa.

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The Chamber was formed in 1938 to promote the common interests of the Industry as a non-profit organisation in terms of Article 4 bis of the Companies Act, 1926 (Act No. 46 of 1926) as amended. BUSINESS INTENT: *To promote the common interests of members carrying on business in the baking industry: -the promotion of Baking training -the marketing of the Chamber, the baking industry and baked products -lobbying on behalf of the industry by representing the industry on various Government and non-Government forums -supplying market and technical information to members -meeting all other appropriate general needs of members. *To provide quality bakery products at affordable prices so as to ensure long term growth and prosperity of the industry and its stakeholders. *To encourage its members by lawful means to abide by a Code of Conduct for Good Business Practice setting out the standards of business practice to protect consumer interests.