"The South African Football Association was incorporated on 23 March 1991 following a long unity process that was to rid the sport in South Africa of all its past racial division. " COACHING: It is critically important that coaches implement the South African Football Philosophy (SAFP), so that we can align coaching practices, talent identification, skills development and the style of play of all our national teams... " SAFA RULES & REGULATIONS: Football governance is about creating, implementing, and enforcing policies and rules which guide the actions of the SAFA and its members. Links to the relevant documentation can be found at right.

Aikido federation of South Africa is the foremost Aikikai aikido organisation in South Africa.

South Africans are rugby mad. On any given match day, men, women and children can be seen wearing rugby jerseys and reveling in the green and gold, the colours worn by the Springboks. Both the South African Rugby Union (also known as SA Rugby) and the actual game of rugby have been at the forefront of change on the South African sports scene over the past ten years, and management structures and strategies in SA Rugby have continuously evolved to keep up with changes and challenges on the South African playing field. SA Rugby is committed to South Africa, constantly emphasizing the role of the sport and the country's national teams in encouraging patriotism and instilling national pride in people from all walks of life. Rugby is also one sport in which South African teams compete with - and regularly beat - the top teams from around the globe.

The Western Province Cricket Association (WPCA) regulates cricket in Cape Town. This website is your chance to become even closer to the action, news, views and reviews of all aspects that make up the organisation. From stats to logs, to general information, you are invited to visit the website regularly to be informed.

The Eastern Province Golf Union (EPGU) adminsters golf in the Eastern Province, the Western Region of the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa.

The Boland Golf Union currently represents a total of 42 affiliated clubs & some 11, 000 registered golfers in the area known as the Boland, which streches from Lutzville on the West Coast to Bredasdorp on the South Coast & inland as far as Laingsburg in the Karoo. Within these quoted clubs & members, the Boland Golf Union has two Sub Unions namely the North West; Namaqaland Golf Sub Union which account for 11 clubs & approximately 566 members. The Boland Golf Union is proud of the achievements of our golfers with 6 golfers being selected for full National honours in recent years & the Boland Premier IPT team, Champions of the 2007 IPT and U18 team the 2008 Champions.