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The "A" speaker is like listening to headphones without the headphones. >

Plume Labs sends a fleet of racing pigeons into the sky to monitor London’s pollution index. >

M-Lisada is an orphanage in Uganda that empowers Kampala's street children through art. >

Bhopal I-Clean Team is a spot-fixing programme started by a group of locals who are determined to tidy up their city. >

SpoonLed is a video and event series that shows millennials how to make the most out of their food waste. >

Natural light and locally-sourced materials bring the late Ross Langdon’s design to life. >

The recent Mille Collines show at AFI MBFW Joburg takes an elegant and contemporary look at ubiquitous African curios. >

Deep Optics’ omnifocals automatically adjust focus, providing the wearer with improved vision. >

Kyoto University researchers are able to cultivate an enzyme that can break down plastic into harmless chemicals. >

Anne Rearick’s work documents the lives of people faced with economic hardship, poverty and racism. >

A children’s book for adults, The Well of Being explores life through narrative and illustration. >

Jeff Manning’s work is inspired by music and informed by the need to represent minorities in graphic design. >

Community project gets creative with soccer to increase children’s literacy in India. >

Jewellery brand creates a sustainable income for Ugandan artisans while teaching them skills to become self-reliant. >

South African illustrator and street artist Anwar Davids aims to make his work accessible all over the world. >

Indian startup ThinkScream develops a trashcan that provides Wi-Fi connection in exchange for trash. >

Swedish brand Vélosophy teams up with UNICEF to donate its commuter bikes to girls in Ghana. >

Based in Austria, Christoph Lingg documents the forgotten history of political prisoners all over the world. >

The eco-responsible furniture company is transitioning to biobased packaging made out of mushrooms. >

WeFood is reducing food waste in Denmark by selling the food that mainstream supermarkets throw out. >

The Green Product Award have extended their deadline exclusively for Design Indaba readers. Submissions are open until Sunday 13 March. >

Victor Widell’s interactive blog post lets the viewer experience what it’s like to be dyslexic. >

The Fine Cell Work initiative has contributed to the rehabilitation of the UK’s prisoners for over a decade. >

Nigerian artist Fred Martins uses art to trigger an emotional response in the viewer and to convey a serious message about climate change. >