Explore how other faiths and worldviews are embedding their values into the mechanics of finance and dream about how God could be calling us to redeem these institutions for His glory.
Explore how other faiths and worldviews are embedding their values into the mechanics of finance and dream about how God could be calling us to redeem these institutions for His glory.
Jonathan Wilson and Alison Klein discuss a few of the underlying assumptions that drive extractive behaviour in business. Presenting a more expansive view, they insist that business can be a highly effective tool in bringing about human flourishing.
This article explores a key, but often overlooked ingredient in economic progress – hope. It argues that even the best business opportunities, with all the necessary resources, can lead to lasting transformation only if the people themselves believe that it is possible to build a better future.
This article explores the differences between exploitative, ethical and redemptive business practices, and argues that 'only' being ethical is not enough to achieve large-scale, sustainable change.
Paul knows what it takes to successfully sell high quality products from Africa in the American retail market. Convinced that business is supposed to 'do good', he offers practical advice for aspiring entrepreneurs, and identifies four trends in the agricultural trade relationship between the two continents.
An expert in the Kenyan law, energy and structured finance sectors, Nelson is passionate about the concept of a God-given generational purpose – that each generation has its own contribution to make, while being connected to a bigger narrative.
With a distinguished track record in the Southern African business tourism sector, Septi Bukula shares his views on redemptive practices that could lead to true transformation.
Patrick argues that the South African economy cannot grow if resources are forcibly taken from one group and given to another. Likewise, it cannot grow if a large section of the population does not have access and cannot participate. He proposes a new approach to business that incorporates equality, inclusivity and justice in ways that will drive economic growth rapidly and sustainably.
