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We chat to the filmmakers of "The Stories of Our Lives" who risked their personal safety to depict the everyday lives of gay Kenyans. >

As Nando's prepares to ramp up its support for local design, co-founder Robbie Brozin tells us what chicken and creativity have to do with one another. >

Yoni Bloch is a triple threat for the technological age: a modern storyteller, a hit-making rock star/producer and a pretty funny interview. >

2015 Emerging Creative Camilla Kruger is dedicated to tackling tough environmental issues – first by designing her life around five principles. >

London-based duo The Workers, creators of four robots that enabled the public to explore Tate Britain at night, will speak at Design Indaba Conference. >

"She can be an angel or a bitch," says Angelo Valerio about his performance persona, Angel-Ho. Here he tells us why she wants to toy with our perceptions. >

Stanley Hainsworth talks to us about performing in the workplace, his ability to help brands communicate, being independent, and his hair. >

NYC-based creative studio Trollbäck+Company have launched an app for compulsive list-makers. >

We chat to the organisers of the Hors Pistes project, which pairs European designers with foreign artisans, as they wrap up a workshop in Banfora, Burkina Faso. >

The Austrian trans-disciplinary designer tells us why she believes we have a lot to learn from microorganisms. >

The food design duo tells us why they think we can't leave food production to the large multinationals. >

The designer behind London's next-generation underground trains tells us about the perks and perils of being a designer – and where he goes to escape them. >

We chat to one of South Africa's most imaginative jewellery designers on balancing creative innovation with the demands of running a business. >

South African adman Ulric Charteris on setting up shop in Dar es Salaam and why Tanzanians hate billboard advertising. >

London-based creative director Jon Daniel shares the story behind his Design Week column on designers of African descent. >

The playful Catalonian designer gets serious about culture and creativity. >

We ask five renowned international designers what tickles their funnybone. >

We asked the Danish fashion designer how he works and plays. His answers are typically Vibskovesque – honest, profound and a little puzzling. >

Marianne Fassler's been dazzling fashionistas with her inimitable frocks for more than two decades. She shares her take on the fashion landscape and more here. >

The Tokyo-born interactive designer on luck, sleepless nights and balancing fun with success. >

The Danish designer and creator of Biomega bicycles on his love for t-shirts and why he doesn't do sci-fi. >

We chat to Cape Town-based sisters Astrid and Karen Schwarz about living, working and designing together. >

Google's approach to designing their workspace radically changed the office layout landscape. Inhouse Brand Architects tells us how offices are evolving. >

We interview Ross Chowles about the art of selling products to humans – and why he thinks it's in danger. >

We chat to the playful artist and founder of greyworld, who counts the city as his biggest inspiration. >