In this episode, recorded live at Ziwani's At The Lake, accomplished business leaders Sammy Rabolele, Victori Ibhawa and Emmanuel Trinity share their profound insights on Balancing Pricing, Profit & Purpose, delving into the tensions of staying profitable, yet fulfuling their God-given purpose in business.
Almero, Ike and Pieter discuss how one can take a redemptive approach to investing. This panel discussion took place at the Ziwani Launch.
Onyeka, Anthony, Jun and Karabo discuss how social entrepreneurship can honour God by finding creative and scalable solutions to the challenges we face in Africa. This panel discussion took place at the Ziwani launch.
Mergon's Keri-Leigh Paschal, Ofhentse Piet and Pieter Faure discuss why Ziwani was launched and what the dream is for this new initiative.
Yemi Faseun, Cynthia Nyamai, Sammy Rabolele, and Sibs Sibanda engage in a lively online conversation, delving into the practical ways of harnessing our work and our businesses' potential to advancing societal justice.
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A town planner with over 19 years’ experience in the public and private sectors, Phumeza Qwashu has a passion for changing people’s lives by unlocking the value of their properties.
From working with East-Asian refugee families in America, to opening a family therapy practice in South Africa, Dr Somo believes in integrating her Christian faith into her work as a psychologist. She explains how Spirit-led wisdom can bring healing to clients, even when they do not share the same faith.
By setting aside a handful of rice (Buhfai Tham) everytime they cook a meal, the women of Mizoram, North-East India are spearheading the spread of the gospel.
For change to be truly transformative, it must be systemic. Social entrepreneurs John and Karabo share their perspectives and offer some guidance on redeeming our social and economic systems.
Taking into account injustices of the past and the present, Patrick takes a level-headed approach to building sustainable economic systems of inclusive wealth creation in Africa.
A society's answer to the question 'Who is God?' becomes its defining characteristic. Sammy talks about why it is important to realise this, and how Gospel partnerships benefit not only the current generation, but also the generations to come.
The powerful testimony of how a rural community in western Uganda rebuilt their lives with their own local resources, after their area was devasted by years of war and refugee camps.
Out of the pain of their own childhood experiences, Neil and Lesego have responded to God's call to empower a rural community through sustainable farming and discipleship.
An inspiring look at how one couple is engaging with the challenges in and beyond the COVID-era through connecting resources to needs and formulating transformative solutions alongside urban culture-setters.
Liz shares how God led her from writing about challenges faced by women and girls to becoming part of the solution through an unexpected business idea in Uganda.
Unable to find suitable care for her autistic girl, Xoliswa now runs an educational centre for 21 children with disabilities.
Werner Fourie, an optometrist from Paarl, started Vision Box to empower young, qualified optometrists, and to serve disadvantaged communities at the same time.
From serving a 20-year prison sentence himself, MT now brings hope to prisoners through teaching entrepreneurship.
Sseko Designs enables talented young women in Uganda to go to university - thereby creating opportunities for women in East Africa to end the cycle of poverty and create a more equitable society.
"Our saltiness is not just for Sundays!" Through the teaching of Scripture and amazing personal testimonies, Dr Pearl helps Christians to grapple with what it means to integrate one's faith in the workplace. This talk was part of the 2019 Lifework Leadership course.
