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The members of this team have an assortment of creative skills which they pooled en famille to form Studio Famille – a luxurious online store. >

The mother and daughter team behind Zana Products tells us about their dynamic business. >

Some of designer and artist Safia Stodel's handmade leather items take up to 14 hours to produce. >

From third person brand design to first person furniture design and the finer detail in between. >

London-based architect Asif Khan talks about architecture and design that is appropriate for the modern human being. >

In this interview with the Sakawa Boys, performers at Design Indaba Music 2015, the band talks about the joy of playing live but the struggle to make ends meet. >

Design Indaba Music performers Original Swimming Party tell us what differentiates them from other musos on the South African scene. >

Dirk Vander Kooij is a new-age craftsman who uses 3D printing technology to produce one-off pieces of furniture. Here he tells us a little about his processes. >

The design writer and the Fuller Challenge judge speaks about one of the prize contenders: a Ugandan social design project with “extraordinary consequences”. >

In this exclusive interview, the Rotterdam-based designer tells us why she felt compelled to buy a flax farm in the Netherlands. >

Dutch product designer Jurgen Bey tells us about the importance of collaboration and preserving traditional crafts. >

Ng’endo Mukii, who will speak at Design Indaba Conference 2015, looks at 50 years of Kenyan independence through the lens of her family history. >

This Dutch artist and innovator tells us about creating (smog-free, sustainable, safe and intuitive) cities of the future. >

This Ugandan-British artist turns words into titanic pops of colour on city streets all over the world. >

We pull up a seat with this Nigerian-British designer to hear how he draws on his heritage to create once-off pieces. >

This South African-born fashion designer tells us how she draws on her Zulu and Ndebele heritage for her bespoke collections. >

Sabrina Kraus López teaches Berber weavers in rural Morocco to look with new eyes at their culture for design inspiration. >

The Ghanaian designer behind AAKS accessories brand tells us why she thinks Africa's time has come. >

The man who brought us the Anna G corkscrew confronts the impact of globalisation on Italian design. >

The Nairobi-born artist tells us about the making of her first video animation, "The End of Eating Everything". >

The jewellery designer tells us how collaborating with large-scale producers enabled her to branch out. >

Judith Owigar, president of Akirachix, talks tech and its ability to empower young women in Kenya. >

Kenyan engineer and businessman Evans Wadongo tells us about his award-winning MwangaBora light and creating a sustainable economy in rural areas. >

Meet Jo Maxwell, an ordinary citizen who prototyped a sleeping bag made of newspaper and plastic bags that has been distributed to more than 20,000 people. >

Inside the Nairobi-based workshop of Naeem Biviji and Bethan Rayner, a husband-and-wife team who make all their own designs by hand. >