You may not control all the events that happen to you, but you can decide not to be reduced by them – Maya Angelou.
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End of an era for South African Consul General in Chicago
The South African Consulate General Chicago has been honored to represent South Africa in fourteen states in the Midwest region of the United States for almost forty five years.
Supporting H2A workers in the USA
The South African Farm Workers Association, USA (SAFWA) has been incorporated into the South African Chamber of Commerce in the USA (SACCUSA).
Building trust between USA and SA business
SACCUSA’s Vice-President Magda Odendaal recently attended a gala event at the American Cornerstone Institute with the keynote speaker, former Cabinet Secretary, Dr Ben Carson. The event was held at Mount Vernon near Washington DC and Odendaal represented the chamber.
Global Heroes honoured by World Chamber
The World Chamber of Commerce (WCC) recently honoured heroes of the community and recognised their extraordinary efforts to promote business opportunities and humanitarian goals, further improving general society. For over a decade, the WCC has striven to foster business, cultural, and humanitarian initiatives.
When you lose your passport, what do you do?
The stress of losing your passport isn’t something you want to go through, yet many of us do. The South African Chamber in the USA (SACCUSA) has reached out to assist Saffas by connecting them with the right people at the South African embassy.
God bless africa – a day of celebration
Nkosi Sikelel’ iAfrika – God bless Africa. What better way to start off a beautiful day of celebrating the South African heritage of your homeland than by singing the National Anthem.
Mexico teaches SA a lesson on ‘immigration’
The wellbeing of youth and artists both play an important role in the prosperity of a nation. But how does living in a foreign country affect immigrant youth and artists who try to establish themselves?
One year and 1000 members for Saccusa
In September 2020 sixteen people attended the launch, or rather relaunch, of the South African Chamber in the USA (SACCUSA). The timing was perfect. Covid-19 had an impact on global economies and businesses across the world, and South African businesses in the USA were looking for a platform where they could interact and offer support.
Gourmet Salt from the Kalahari Desert to the USA – Sponsored
In 2000 Samantha Skyring hiked through the Namib Desert for seven days and experienced many face-to-face encounters with majestic Gemsbok, part of the genus consisting of four large antelope species called Oryxes.
How a small SA boy was destined for stardom
A remarkable SA-born pianist who has achieved international acclaim fondly remembers his early years on a South African farm, and how his mother’s love of music inspired his journey.
Dance, dance and dance some more
In Lorton Virginia, Saffas had their dancing shoes on when they recently celebrated Heritage Day. There was plenty to eat, but for new Saffa friends, it was a wonderful opportunity to mingle and share their love of SA traditions.
Ice tea, klapperys and the best spread for the Tannies
When Nanette O’Grady, aka Southern Protea, hosts a Tannies Tea, it’s your lucky day! So says organiser of the Nashville monthly Tannies Tea, Kobie Pretorius.