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In these proceedings I discuss a range of surveys that are currently underwayat optical, near-infrared and far-infrared wavelengths that have largecomponents accessible to both the Southern African Large Telescope (SALT) andthe Meer Karoo Array Telescope (MeerKAT). Particular attention is paid to thesurveys currently underway with ESO's VISTA telescope, which will provide theideal data from which to select targets for SALT spectroscopy whilst alsoproviding the necessary depth and photometric redshift accuracy to trace theuJy radio population, found through the proposed MeerKAT surveys. Such surveyswill lead to an accurate picture of evolution of star-formation and accretionactivity traced at radio wavelengths. Furthermore, SALT spectroscopy could playa crucial role in following up Herschel surveys with its large collecting areaand blue sensitivity which occupies a niche in instrumentation on 8- and 10-mclass telescopes.

Multi-wavelength extragalactic surveys and the role of MeerKAT and SALT