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Inside the Nairobi-based workshop of Naeem Biviji and Bethan Rayner, a husband-and-wife team who make all their own designs by hand. >

In our second video covering the Common Methods project, we chat to Natalie du Toit, Phil Procter and Charles Haupt about their power of collaboration. >

Matthew Nielson and Lio de Bruin discover a fruitful exchange in their collaborative designs for the Common Methods project. >

The Dutch no longer have a sole mandate on their quintessentially experimental approach to design, says this product designer. >

Marisa Fick-Jordaan of Zenzulu shares her insights into the South African craft sector and how it has evolved. >

What's so special about African creativity? An architect, fashion designer, lighting designer, inventor and product designer share their insights. >

Design can be used to show the soul, culture and creativity of people, Marcelo Rosenbaum believes. The Brazilian designer talks about education, TV and craft. >

At What Design Can Do 2011 conference Paula Dib and Adélia Borges talk about a commitment to design that can improve lives. >

Diederick Schneemann talks about the significance of well designed and crafted objects, working with the Unique-Eco initiative in Kenya. >

Design collective Front talk about redefining the relationship between industrial production and craft. >

Tord Boontje talks about a renewed interest in handmade designs and craft and the gap between great design and commercial reality. >

Design Indaba talks to Sue Kingsma and the rest of the Nuno Design team, regarding their expo experience. >

Exhibiting at Design Indaba has enabled Imiso Ceramics to access their market, gain exposure and drive continued growth. >

Stephen Burks discusses his recent work with African artisans and craftsmen – addressing issues of collaboration and distribution. >