![]() ![]() Post-foundationalist practical theology believes in interdisciplinary dialogue as a means of allowing the concept of social entrepreneurship to bring about a sustainable township economy. This is done through reviewing the literature and observations obtained through participant observation research. It continues by looking in more depth into township life and its challenges. It starts by defining and clarifying the concepts of 'entrepreneur' and 'social entrepreneurship'. A reduction in poverty would also bring down the crime rate and other social ills. ![]() The author also thinks it is God's purpose for people to enjoy life, free from economic hardship. This article investigates using social entrepreneurship as a way of developing sustainable township economies, so that poverty can be eradicated from the townships of South Africa and township dwellers can begin to play a role in the economic development of the country. Social entrepreneurship as a way of developing sustainable township economiesÄepartment of Practical Theology, Faculty of Theology, University of Pretoria, South Africa
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