What does RBA mean?
RBA means Royal Bafokeng Administration
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Royal Bafokeng Administration?
Royal Bafokeng Administration can be abbreviated as RBA
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What does RBA stand for? RBA stands for "Royal Bafokeng Administration". |
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How to abbreviate "Royal Bafokeng Administration"? "Royal Bafokeng Administration" can be abbreviated as RBA. |
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What is the meaning of RBA abbreviation? The meaning of RBA abbreviation is "Royal Bafokeng Administration". |
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What is RBA abbreviation? One of the definitions of RBA is "Royal Bafokeng Administration". |
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What does RBA mean? RBA as abbreviation means "Royal Bafokeng Administration". |
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What is shorthand of Royal Bafokeng Administration? The most common shorthand of "Royal Bafokeng Administration" is RBA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- RAAFA - Royal Australian Air Force Association, Inc.
- RAIPA - Royal Australian Institute of Public Administration
- RDANH - Royal Danish Administration of Navigation and Hydrography
- RCAGA - Royal Commission on Australian Government Administration
- RMRE - Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers
- RNRMMC - Royal Navy & Royal Marines Mountaineering Club
- RNRMRA - Royal Navy and Royal Marines Rifle Association
- A2A - Administration-to-Administration
- ASAO - Administration & Scholarship Administration Office
- BRPM - Bafokeng Rasimone Platinum Mine
- RIPA - Royal Institute of Public Administration
- RIPAA - Royal Institute of Public Administration Australia
- RBH - Royal Bafokeng Holdings
- RNRM - Royal Navy and Royal Marines
- ArpA - Administration of Public Administration
- RBR - royal bafokeng resources
- RBN - Royal Bafokeng Nation
- RCPSC / CRMCC - Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada / Collège Royal des Médecins et Chirurgiens du Canada
- ahca - Administration Health Care Administration
- RRMC - Royal Roads Military College (British Columbia) (1940–1995) now Royal Roads University