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In this At the Lake discussion, Rorisang Tshabalala, Adelaide Cupido, Rodger Schmidt, and Dr Dennis Tongoi discuss how culture shapes our worldview and how the Gospel can help us navigate differences that arise when cultures collide. They share their experiences and offer practical advice on building healthy relationships based on Biblical truth. Watch At the Lake: Worldviews and the Gospel · Read the Article · Engage with the At the Lake series · Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts

This podcast dives deep into the topic of Biblical Accountability. As the Bible makes it clear, God wants us to embrace accountability in our lives in order to grow. Listen in to this “At the Lake” discussion with Pieter Faure, Winnie Njenga, Joey Mongalo, and Muyiwa Bamgbose, as they explore the concept of healthy accountability and turn the old topic of Biblical Accountability on its head. Read the article on this topic · Download a Guide to Biblical Accountability for Business Leaders · Watch At the Lake: Biblical Accountability · Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts

In this episode Themba Mashaba, the Managing Director of Startup Africa Magazine and founder of Little Big Ideas shares the story of his entrepreneurial journey, from his failed software iTrack to the creation of Startup Africa and Little Big Ideas. He discusses the importance of being intentional and systematic in building anything worthwhile, and explains how his businesses aim to address social injustice by creating equal opportunities for all. Read the article on this topic · Visit the Business & Justice website · Listen to previous episodes in this series · Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts · BJ_Guide_Final_Website.pdf — PDF (7.9 MB)

Kerryne Krause, CEO of eyeSlices, a multinational brand, chats to Sibs Sibanda about how Christians in business can make a tangible contribution to the social justice landscape around them. Be inspired to aim for transformation over compliance because every redemptive action has a knock-on effect as God empowers you with creativity and wisdom to address social justice issues. Visit the Business & Justice website · Read the article on this topic · Listen to previous episodes in this series · Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts · BJ_Guide_Final_Website.pdf — PDF (7.9 MB)

Renier Keyser sheds light on the concept of incarnational communication and how it originated in the field of Christian missiology in the 1970s. He explains that this approach involves learning about other cultures and ways of doing things to effectively communicate with people from different backgrounds. Keyser emphasises the importance of a direct line of communication between employees and management and how to open up management’s willingness to listen, hear, and act on bottom-up information. Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts

Nissi Ekpott, the CEO of Bizconnect Africa talks about how justice should not be an add-on but a lifestyle for businesses. He shares his passion for developing Africa through for-profit projects and social initiatives. Ekpott also gives five principles for achieving multi-generational impact through business and how it can bring social justice by empowering people to become self-sufficient. Visit the Business & Justice website for more · Subscribe to the Reframed Podcast · · Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts · BJ_Guide_Final_Website.pdf — PDF (7.9 MB)

Yemi Faseu talks about social justice in the workplace. Do businesses have a role to play in promoting social justice? According to Yemi, the founder and chief talent officer at YF Talent Partners, treating employees fairly is crucial for expanding God's kingdom and establishing justice in society. Yemi stresses that businesses should prioritise the well-being of their employees and ensure their satisfaction and growth, as they are the key to promoting social justice.

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Alex Matovu explains why he believes that when it comes to the legal sector, there needn't be losers in order to have winners. He believes that competitors should rather be viewed as collaborators, because the ultimate goal is the delivery of justice in society.

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Charmaine Smith is an experienced consultant who has worked extensively in rural communities to uplift them through education. She discusses the concept of investing in people and the community as opposed to just focusing on projects and profit. Charmaine shares her personal journey of learning to prioritise people over projects and how this has led to more impactful and sustainable results.

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Andy Agaba shares his remarkable journey, having exchanged pigs for school fees that paved the way to his education at Harvard and MIT. He shares how growing up in a single-parent household ignited his passion to create long-term opportunities for others through business.

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Subscribe to our Reframed podcast channel to stay updated with new episodes. Download the FREE Business & Justice Guide · Read the article on this topic · Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts · BJ_Guide_Final_Website.pdf — PDF (7.9 MB)