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The Kenyan artist’s MaaSci series is a vivid example of Afrofuturism. >

Take a look at the cutting-edge solutions designers have used to solve modern problems of the built world on three different continents. >

"The idea of ordering a burger and not receiving what was expected is a feeling that everyone can relate to.” >

As we observe World Water Day, Cape Town's management of a severe drought is an example of what's to come. >

“I want to make genreless sound – but if you absolutely have to place it, it is a mix of hip-hop, afrobeat and jazz.” >

Entrepreneur Zizipho Ntobongwana challenges everything from the packaging to ads to sustainability. >

These up and coming visual artist showed us a sneak peak into the future of graphic design in South Africa. >

"My work is also a personal documentary. I prefer long-term projects that require commitment and trust." >

Where sutures and stitches fail, doctors are turning to the restorative slime of gastropods. >

Engineers have identified this material as a better way to build and protect our homes and spaces. >

The Uncensored Playlist uses a streaming loophole to get censored news to the public in repressed countries. >

The award-winning innovator, Simon Berry says he hopes in the next ten years there won’t be a need for ColaLife to exist. >

The popular toy brand is making vast strides towards a more sustainable future. >

These women would embroid their Nüshu scripts on fabrics such as quilts, aprons, and handkerchiefs. >

“I kept thinking, questioning whether we actually need all the things that we produce..." >

“Bamboo buildings are like a living organism, every bamboo pole represents the ‘DNA’ of the building." >

These are the young creatives in the fashion industry who formed part of our Emerging Creatives programme for 2018. >

Sitio Eriazo, a collective of theatre, architecture and art graduates are on a mission to restore beauty to these spaces. >

What happens to all our electronics after we’re done with them? >

“The first three days of testing were frustrating; our own sweat was the only liquid produced.” >

Due to the unusual layout, no motor vehicles are permitted to enter Masuleh. >

Another product you could be using instead of plastic. Check out The Paper Water Bottle. >

"There is beautiful nature in Rwanda, but it's very important to know and see the rest." >

In the age of publishing retouched moments of life online and curating our appearances, how connected to each other are we really? >

Part of our Emerging Creatives 2018, these are just some of the young designers you should have on your radar for South African talent. >