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Veterinary History Society of South Africa

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The Veterinary History Society of South Africa (VHS) was registered as a Not-for-Profit Company in August 2019, and replaced the SAVA’s Veterinary History Committee (VHC). The VHC had been established in 1995 under the Chairmanship of Dr Basil Pappin, whose drive had led to its formation. Ill-health unfortunately saw him resign in 1996 and he

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Western Cape

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Wes-Kaap Tak Kontakbesonderhede / Branch Contact Information Chairperson:  Dr Omar Mehtar (loxadonta@gmail.com) Western Cape Branch is an active branch comprising of vets representing all aspects of the veterinary profession, including large and small animal private practice, state veterinary and welfare veterinarians. We have a strong mandate on continuing education with an informative annual mini congress

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Pretoria

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Notice Board: PRETORIA BRANCH Chairman: Dr Salome Nagel (salomepioneervet@gmail.com) Treasurer: Dr Gerna Smit (gerna@hooglanddierekliniek.co.za) Fees: The cost of joining the branch is R1000-00 per year. The fee will be applied pro-rata for those joining later in the year. Once you are a member you will be billed via SAVA with your yearly fee.

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Oranje-Vaal

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Branches of the SAVA represent the interests of members in specific geographic areas. Please ask us if you are not a member of the Oranje-Vaal branch and you would like to become one. Email: debbie@sava.co.za (A small yearly fee of R300 is applicable) Voortgesette opleiding Die Oranje-Vaaltak van die SAVV het jaarliks ‘n baie suksesvolle mini-kongres met

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Northern KwaZulu-Natal and Midlands

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The branch consists of veterinarians form the surrounding towns and farms of Dundee, Newcastle, Vryheid, Mooiriver, Estcourt, Ladysmith, Pongola and Bergville. We also have interest from the vets whose branch headquarters are far from them such as Eastern Free State (Memel) and Mpumalanga (Volkrust). Even though they are active in their branches, they have enjoyed

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