Sustainable Finance and Business in Sub-Saharan Africa

David Mhlanga is a Professor at the University of Johannesburg, South Africa.  His research topics include financial inclusion, poverty studies, Industry 4.0 and the application of emerging technologies(AI, Blockcjain) in Business, Economics and Finance. His more expansive subject areas include development economics, the economics of artificial intelligence, health, and education economics. He is the author of several books.Mufaro Dzingirai (Ph.D) is a seasoned researcher who is interested in sustainable development, finance, entrepreneurship and strategic management. He publishes in high-impact journals accredited by Scopus and also reviewed many Scopus-indexed scientific papers.

• Chapter 1: Sustainable Finance and Business in Sub-Saharan Africa an Introduction.- Chapter 2: Tracing the Journey of Sustainability Practices, the Historical Evolution through the Industrial Revolutions.- Chapter 3: Fostering Growth in African Frontier Financial Markets through Sustainable Finance, Opportunities and Mechanisms.- Chapter 4: An Analysis of the Factors Influencing Presumptive Taxation Compliance in the Zimbabwean Retail Sector.- Chapter 5: Financial Literacy and Financial Sustainability of Micro-Businesses at Bokamoso Entrepreneurial Centre in Namibia.- Chapter 6: Financial Sustainability Constraints facing Namibian Local Authorities: A Comparative Study.- Chapter 7: The Carbon Credits Controversy in Rural Communities in Africa: A Solution or Problem  to  Fostering Climate Change Mitigation and Economic Sustainability?.- Chapter 8: The Role of Technology as An Anchor for Economists, Accountants and Business Professionals in Business Recovery.- Chapter 9: Bridging the Sustainable Finance Gap, A Comparative Analysis of Africa and Asia within the Global Context.- Chapter 10: Green Finance and the Evolution of Financial Markets in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Comprehensive Analysis.- Chapter 11: Multilateral Development Banks and Sustainable Finance in Africa.- Chapter 12: Promoting Sustainable Finance for Enhanced Economic Growth in Sub-Saharan Africa.- Chapter 13: Strengthening Sustainable Finance in Africa, Regulatory Frameworks and Policy Directions.- Chapter 14: Impact of Internal Savings and Lending Schemes on the Growth of Female-owned Micro, Small to Medium Enterprises in Rural Zimbabwe.- Chapter 15: Leveraging Artificial Intelligence for Enhanced Credit Risk Management: Case of Zimbabwe's Commercial Banks.- Chapter 16: Blockchain and Crowdfunding for Renewable Energy Projects in Africa.- Chapter 17: Group Lending Dynamics and Enhancing Financial Access for the Underbanked, Lessons for Africa.- Chapter 18: Sustainable Finance and Sustainable Businesses in Africa.- Chapter 19: An ICT Strategy to Enhance Sustainability in Orphans and Vulnerable Children Non-Governmental Organisations in Zimbabwe.- Chapter 20: Challenges Faced by Green Entrepreneurs during Turbulent Times: Evidence from Zimbabwean SMEs.- Chapter 21: Augmented Reality and Consumer Experiences.- Chapter 22: The Digital Evolution of Global Tourism and the Practical Lessons for African Small Businesses.- Chapter 23: Promoting Sustainable Finance for Enhanced Economic Growth in Sub-Saharan Africa.- Chapter 24: Sustainable Finance and Business in Sub-Saharan Africa a Conclusion.