October 2015 Archive

Non-profit sends life-saving treatments to remote areas of Zambia using Coca-Cola distribution techniques. >

Established South African furniture and interior designer Haldane Martin launches a new range inspired by his country's coastline. >

This year, the annual food and wine conference at Spier Wine Farm looks at eating insects, sustainable suppers and how music effects your tastebuds. >

The New York-based architecture firm envisions a primary school that will inspire learning and sustainable living in the Zambian village of Mwabwindo. >

The KNIT by Curver collection combines a 3D-knitted look with functional, plastic products. >

Packed with nutritional and healing properties, several reports have named Moringa, a tree indigenous to Africa, "the miracle tree" and "the tree of life". >

The Brilliance, designed by nonprofit D-Rev, is a phototherapy device designed to treat infants with jaundice in poor communities. >

Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto uses potato chips and staples to comment on the notion of “found architecture”. >

NASA is asking for help with new methods for testing their spacesuits for conditions on the moon and Mars. >

Art, theatre, and music at Barefeet give Zambia's street kids a chance to explore their creativity in a safe environment. >

Angela Mathis is shredding up cash to make textiles for a new collection of stools in a project called Value. >