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Membership

In order to qualify for membership in the Internet Society South African chapter (ISOC-ZA) you must be willing to at minimum, receive and read email announcements sent to members. In addition to the networking and educational opportunities, the ISOC-ZA requires volounteers for community programmes working to build the Internet Society in South Africa.

"We know too well that on our own we cannot succeed. We know that the programmes of government are not panacea for all the ills of our horrible past. But they are a platform for South Africans to let their strength shine through."
President Nelson Mandela, opening of Parliament 1998

"Wherever we go internationally, we are always moved by the appreciation of the world for our efforts in resolving problems that seemed intractable.
These international forces are always willing to assist in our exciting transition. But they recognise that, in the final analysis, our success will depend on our own efforts. They appreciate and have confidence in our economic environment and, equally, they expect the same among South Africans themselves.
President Nelson Mandela, opening of Parliament 1998

Membership Form

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In addition to receiving membership announcements, I would also like to join the discussions lists for:
Policy
General discuss
Outreach

You may also edit your membership on any of the lists via the list managemengement tool here
If you have any questions please send email to

Whilst there is an expectation of your willingness to contribute toward building the Internet society in South Africa, there is no membership fee for either the global body or the local chapter. If you wish to become an ISOC-ZA partner, we do welcome sponsorships and donations.

We will not share your email address or other information with any other organisation except ISOC global.