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Architecture can help bring about wholesale change in Africa, one building at a time, says the founder of MASS Design Group, Michael Murphy. >

Kenyan arts collective The Nest makes impressive use of limited resources – from running a radio station out of their bathroom to making an award-winning film. >

Entrepreneur Denise Bradley-Tyson presents handcrafted luxury curated from a global array of master artists, beginning with those from South Africa. >

Thula Sindi believes designers have to make themselves indispensible to customers by making truly wearable clothes. >

The “prince of prints”, Chu Suwannapha, has made reinventing tradition a core part of his new fashion label. >

The Angola-based architecture group Beyond Entropy Africa brings radical change to an urban sprawl with a single plant. >

The owner of De Steyl tells us about the furniture design studio's shift to creating modular furniture that invites the user to intertact with it. >

South African fashion designer David Tlale talks about how he was thrust into the business side of fashion. >

Want fresh ideas? Hire the misfits, says the co-founder of one of the largest independent agencies in the world. >

How a mutual disregard for traditional advertising kickstarted Wieden + Kennedy and Nike’s success. >

The founder of Burning Man talks about how the annual arts festival has become an alternative market for art. >

Teresa van Dongen has created a lamp that requires no electrical current. It functions purely from the energy of ocean bacteria. >

Why the G-Star RAW global brand director thinks flashy ad campaigns are not always the answer. >

If this writer-and-illustrator duo were a character in one of their comics, they’d be a two-bodied monster feeding off the same brain. >

The designer of numerous “Saturday Night Live” identities talks about the role of humour in her work. >

An exclusive interview with London studio The Workers, the digital wizards behind some of the most innovative interactive experiences in design and art. >

A short film about quirky British designer Dominic Wilcox, the craziest designer we love to love. >

The Italian duo that makes up Studio Formafantasma tell us about their organic, collaborative way of working as designers. >

The award-winning graphic designer decodes why the simple shapes of a logo can have such great impact. >

Hot on the heels of launching his new book at Design Indaba Conference, Michael Bierut tells us about the challenges of representing your own work. >

This fashion designer’s latest collection marks a change for her but she thinks we’re only starting to see Africa’s full creative potential. >

YouTube is the most romantic version of film distribution that's ever been, says Casey Neistat. >

For Senegalese fashion designer Selly Raby Kane, her work is not just about the clothes – it's also about the story. >

When you work for yourself, everyone becomes a potential connection, Hainsworth said yesterday at Design Indaba Conference. We caught up with him afterwards. >

Meet Pauline and Tamburai, the mother and daughter duo and creators of African-inspired, one-of-a-kind handbags. >