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The art featured at MOAD’s latest exhibition is not older than 24 hours old and tackles the immediate issues of our time. >

Zoom Pavilion taps into our fear of ‘big brother’ when creating its pieces. >

Veteran soldiers make up to one million of the Americans dependant on food-stamps and this organisation is trying to help. >

In the second installment of our look at the Refugee Challenge, we look at what design can do to solve their problems. >

The Ahi skateboard is made of recycled fishing nets and its creators at Bureo Inc. are working hard to protect our oceans. >

The Kenema Book features a series of photos that document a community’s resilience despite the impact of Ebola. >

The first We Design Conference in Durban, South Africa calls for radical transformation of South Africa's cities, towns and villages. >

Plate Package, which assesses the structural integrity of architectural drawings, gets nominated for the Innovation Prize for Africa. >

The Exatype software offers tailored treatments for HIV/AIDS. >

German researchers develop a bio-based, artificial sensory system to create more intuitive robots. >

The affordable 101Hero 3D printer lets anyone use the sought-after technology at home. >

Online peer-to-peer network WeCount is trying to unite communities and end inequality. >

Imagine skateboarding through the streets of a bustling metropolis on boards made from 100 per cent recyclable bio-composite wood. >

Dubbed as Senegal’s “Mr. Sun”, Abdoulaye Touré has been designing solar powered ovens since the 1990s and is now taking his solar powered dreams across Africa. >

Today is IKEA’s annual Democratic Design Day. We take a look at how the progressive retailer is leading ready-to-assemble furniture towards sustainability. >

Nigerian artist Fred Martins uses the symbol of the afro comb to celebrate significant African activists, who were jailed fighting for freedom and fairness. >

The Fortified Bicycle startup reveals their indestructible, unstealable bike. >

American entrepreneur Asher Collie founded non-profit Sole Hope to help children in Uganda fight the “jigger” parasite. >

The Repair Café encourages repurposing and reuse by creating a second chance for items headed for the bin. >

The HandyPod system is helping floating villages improve waste management and reduce water pollution. >

Today’s refugee crisis has left millions without a home or education. Here are some solutions. >

Jongha Choi’s 2D designs can be plucked straight off the wall. >