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1. Rotary in Southern Africa |
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1. District 9270 (http://www.rotary9270.org.za/)
In the Eastern Cape the magisterial districts of Butterworth and Mthatha, in Mpumulanga the magisterial district of Piet Retief and the province of Kwazulu-Natal. |
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2. District 9320 (http://rotary9320.org.za/)
Rotary District 9320 (Zone 10) encompasses the central area of South Africa and Lesotho. In particular:-
- the southern part of the North West Province
- the entire Free State Province
- the entire Mountain Kingdom of Lesotho
- the eastern part of the Northern Cape Province
- most of the Eastern Cape Province |
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3. District 9350 (http://www.rotary9350.co.za/)
District 9350 covers a large part of the Southern African sub-continent, incorporating the whole of Angola and Namibia, and the western part of the Republic of South Africa. It covers an area of 2.4 million square kilometres reaching from the Angolan border in the north to the southern tip of Africa - a distance of 3 200 kilometres and is an average of 600 kilometres wide along it's entire length. Its coast is washed by both the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, and it's varied, natural beauty is unsurpassed in Southern Africa. |
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4. Rotaract (http://www.rotaract9300.org.za/)
Rotaract is a Rotary-sponsored service club for young men and women ages 18 to 30. Rotaract clubs are usually community-based or university-based and are sponsored by a local Rotary club making them true "partners in service" and key members of the Rotary family. |
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5. Youth Exchange (http://www.youthexchange.co.za/)
Youth Exchange provides thousands of young people with the opportunity to meet people from other lands and to experience their cultures. This plants the seeds for a lifetime of international understanding. |
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6. World Peace Committee (http://www.micromation.co.za/Peace.html)
The World Peace Committee aims at promoting club projects directed at reducing or eliminating trauma in the daily lives of the general public and emergency service personnel caused by our country’s two largest sources of trauma, namely criminal actions and road accidents. |
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2. Rotary Clubs in District 9300 |
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1. Benoni Aurora (http://www.barc.co.za/)
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2. Boksburg Lake (http://users.lia.net/kowen/bokslake/)
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3. Edenvale (http://www.securi-sym.co.za/erc/)
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4. Germiston (http://www.invinciblevalves.com/Rotary_Club_Germiston.html)
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5. Morningside (http://www.rotarymorningside.za.org/)
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6. Sandton (http://www.sandtonrotary.co.za/)
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3. International Links |
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1. Rotary International (http://www.rotary.org/)
Evanstone, Illinois, USA |
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2. Rotary Africa (http://www.rotaryafrica.za.org/)
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3. Rotary Graphics (http://www.elfco.se/rotary/grafik.html)
RI Conventions use us! RI Districts use us! Rotary Clubs use us! Rotarians use us!
The Library of Rotary Graphics - a popular source of enhanced Rotary graphics! |
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4. Internation Inner Wheel (http://www.innerwheel.com)
International Inner Wheel is most probably the largest women's Voluntary Service Organisation in the world. We hold Non Governmental Organisation (NGO) status with the United Nations and have representatives in its three centres of Geneva, New York and Vienna and are therefore able to play an important role in today’s world. We are the sister organisation of Rotary International, and work closely with its members. |
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4. Global Networking Groups - Rotarian Action Groups |
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1. Rotarians for Fighting AIDS (RFFA) (http://www.rffa.org/)
RFFA was formed to educate and mobilize Rotarians so we can provide global leadership in the prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS. Join us as we break the silence, thereby reducing the stigma and making AIDS a mainstream issue. |
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2. Global Network for Blood Donation (GNBD) (http://www.ourblooddrive.org/)
The aim of the Global Network for Blood Donation (GNBD) is to develop an international network of Rotarians and others who are involved in supporting volunteer blood donations. Through their association in this Rotarian Action Group they are expected to share their expertise and experience with others engaged in the same type of efforts thus promoting a fellowship of service throughout the world. GNBD will promote voluntary blood donation and support for local community blood centers. |
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3. Rotarians Eliminating Malaria (http://www.remarag.org/index.html)
The purpose of the fellowship is to acquaint those interested in the malaria problem with one another to promote and increase control of malaria. In addition, the Rotarians Eliminating Malaria a Rotarian Action Group promotes fellowship, understanding and acquaintance of Rotarians & Rotaractors worldwide with the larger world of individuals, groups, governments and institutions who share a common interest in malaria control. Finally, REMaRAG seeks to enhance the effectiveness of models for delivering aid to survival efforts. |
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4. Multiple Sclerosis Awareness (http://www.rotary-rfmsa.org/)
The Rotarian Action Group for Multiple Sclerosis Awareness are Rotarians dedicated to promoting MS Awareness as an opportunity for Fellowship and Service. This Action Group acts in accordance with Rotary International policy but is not an agent of or controlled by Rotary International. |
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5. Rotarian Action Group for Population & Development (http://www.rifpd.org/index.html)
Rotary International addresses the challenge
of population growth, human suffering
& sustainable development. RI Board encourages WCS Projects. 1% of Rotarians in over 55 countries now belong to RFPD. Learn about accomplishments and how your club can participate. |
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5. Global Networking Groups - Rotary Fellowships |
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1. ICUFR - International Computer Users Fellowship of Rotarians (http://www.icufr.org/)
A meeting place for computer literate Rotarians containing discussion groups and general information. Drawn together by our interest in computers and our desire to expand fellowship and service, we formed the ICUFR in 1991 - a mere handful of Rotarians who had a dream of connecting the Rotary world by computer. |
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2. Convention Goers Fellowship (http://www.conventiongoers.org/)
The International Fellowship of Rotarian Convention Goers is an internationally organized group of Rotarians dedicated to promoting and going to Rotary International Conventions where they see attendance at a R.I. Convention as a better & unique opportunity for International Fellowship where International Understanding is highly promoted. |
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3. International Fellowship of Cricket Loving Rotarians (ICFR) (http://www.rotarycricket.org/)
When you combine the fellowship of Rotary with the unique values that cricket provides you have a formula that provides true international fun and friendship. Of the many recreational and vocational fellowships that Rotary have helped to establish the cricket fellowship is the only one that is a true team game. It is designed to bring together Rotarians from across the world who share a common love of the game of cricket. |
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4. Doll Lovers Fellowship (http://www.rotarydlf.org)
Brings together Rotarians who share a common interest in dolls as a symbol of international culture and friendship. The fellowship also promotes the spreading of information on history, geography, and customs across cultures, and sponsors programs to benefit children. |
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5. International Golfing Fellowship (http://www.golfing-rotarians.com/)
Objectives:
To develop and promote worldwide friendship in a sporting, relaxing way
To serve the community and humanity, through golfing
To promote internationl understanding and peace |
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6. Rotarians on the Internet (http://www.roti.org/)
ROTI is a lot more than a group of Rotarians who get together on the Internet for fellowship. We are a large organization with a mission, goals, and a number of projects under way. We hope you will join us, to move your Rotary experience to an all new level of international involvement and Service Above Self.
Our membership is open to all Rotarians, Rotarian spouses and Rotaractors, and there is no cost or pressure for contributions.
The mission of ROTI is to apply modern information technology to explore the avenues of service and fellowship with Rotarians all over the world. |
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7. ROTI Links to the Rotary World (http://www.rotilink.org/)
Links to the Rotary World |
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8. International Fellowship of Motorcycling Rotarians (http://www.ifmr.org/)
Membership is open to Rotarians who share an interest in motorcycling. However its main aim is to provide Members with a means of furthering friendships, sharing ideas, notifying members of rides and other upcoming events of interest, and allowing them to contribute to regular Newsletters. |
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9. Skiing Fellowship of Rotarians (http://www.isfrski.org/)
Skiing is enjoyed worldwide by thousands of Rotarians and their families of all ages and abilities. What better and more enjoyable avenue to build new friendships and international understanding than to join your fellow Rotarians and sharpen your skills on the slopes of the world or see the world on cross-country skis! Not only will your physical fitness improve, but with a closer understanding of Rotary ideals your spirit will be enriched as well. |
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10. Rotary Fellowships: make friends by sharing interests (http://www.rotaryfellowships.org/)
Rotary Fellowships should not be the best kept secret in Rotary, but they are! There are over 70 different Rotary Fellowships. Each Rotary Fellowship focuses on a specific vocational or recreational discipline. Rotary Fellowships give Rotarians the opportunity to network with other Rotarians with whom they share interests. Fellowship is the foundation on which Rotary was built, and it is the source of Rotary's strength. |
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