From the Editor – Issue 50
Al Erisman unveils a special Ethix issue on the Central African Republic.
Issue 50
TechWatch: Making Technology Work in Africa
Al Erisman looks at the role technology might play in transforming the society of the Central African Republic.
Augustin Hibaile: Fighting Corruption
Augustin Hibaile describes the difficulties of integrating ethical practice in the Central African Republic.
Profile: Sylvain Maliko, Minister of Economy, Planning, and International Cooperation
Sylvain Maliko, minister of economy, planning, and international cooperation, talks about his plans for Central African Republic.
Special Report: Central African Republic
Ethix dedicates this issue to the people of the Central African Republic and those like them who are not benefiting from globalization transforming the world.
Essay: Tackling Poverty — The Roles of Business, Government, and NGOs
Prabhu Guptara writes about the roles that business, government, NGOs, science, and technology play in tackling world poverty.
InReview – Issue 50
The Fortune at the Bottom of the Pyramid: Eradicating Poverty Through Profit by C.K. Prahalad
African Friends and Money Matters
by David Maranz
Dealing With Bribery in Africa
If your business is planning on setting up operations in a corrupt country, is it morally permissible to practice the paying of “facilitation fees”?