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We take a closer look at the high-touch learning platform started by upcoming Design Indaba Conference 2018 speakers, Rob and Sam Paddock. >

“He said something – not a lot of artists say much, they’re just entertainers. Bra Hugh used his music as a weapon." >

Sonic launches hybrid burgers that could potentially be a game changer in the fast food chain industry. >

We're planning a multi-sensory experience filled with sounds, sights, and tastes. >

The Obilab drumkit is an ethical instrument that solves the five problems of drumming. >

Our search for a South African object that challenges the very definition of beauty has begun – take a look at this year’s 10 contenders! >

One of you could win double tickets to Nightscape at Design Indaba on 22-23 February! >

The new tech is catching on in healthcare sectors all over the world. This startup is bringing it to North Africa. >

Is reverse osmosis the best answer for Cape Town’s water scarcity crisis? >

Wolff's work is as concerned with social transformation as it is with documenting Cape Town's architectural heritage. >

Where biomimicry, cultural weaving and lots of polyester strands meet. >

The two architects will work together for two years as part of the Rolex Mentor and Protégé Arts Initiative. >

From pop-up galleries, exhibitions, exclusive music performances and food experiences, we have something for everyone! >

“The idea of SurgiBox is to take the operating room and shrink it down to just the patient’s size.” >

University students create a water-efficient and energy-efficient home to combat drought. >

This project merges crafts, social engagement, design and human contact. >

Joburg, Durban, Port Elizabeth and Potchefstroom will have venues that will be simulcasting the conference. >

“We couldn’t train 100,000 new optometrists, but we could look at the technologies available and re-engineer them to be lower cost and easier to use.” >

Her set designs lifted audiences into new ways of experiencing musicians like Adele, Beyonce, U2 and Kanye West on tour. >

We caught up with the quirkily styled Moroccan artist to talk about his ever evolving career. >

“Like in any case, only once a problem is fully understood can it be solved,” says the designer. >

The programme is looking for creatives who want to work in the digital music, animation, virtual reality and film world. >

Curious as to what Cape Town’s creative scene might look like in years to come? Look no further. >