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A core theme of the What Design Can Do conference explores what Africa can do for Europe. These are the experts called upon for answers. >

Speaking at the What Design Can Do conference, filmmaker Michael Uwemedimo tells us about CMAP’s multimedia approach to community upliftment. >

UCT Upstarts invites students to redesign the education system in South Africa. >

Nigerian technology startup Hello Tractor is an on-demand farming machinery service for farmers in rural Africa. >

Kalimba Radio provides Zambians with unlimited, free local music – old and new. The music is available offline and with no data plan. >

The tech and startup scene in Africa is burgeoning. Now innovation is being taught in schools, with the help of the LEGO Education Innovation Studios. >

Futuristic looking HOPE City has been designed by Italian architects with the ambitious aim of turning Ghana into a major tech hub in West Africa. >

Tegan Bristow, the curator behind the Goodman Gallery's "Post African Futures" exhibition, is on a mission to discover Africa's many cultures of technology. >

Code4CT is getting girls to code – while arming them with a technical toolkit to take on leadership roles. >

Digital designer Jepchumba tells us about the making of Aviro, a mobile app for HIV clinicians to accurately prescribe ARV medication. >

The four winners of Grand Prix awards at this weekend's Loeries celebrated real-life, digital, print and radio. >

ICT entrepreneur and founder of ReKindle Learning Rapelang Rabana talks to Design Indaba about how mobile and internet access can shape the future of Africa. >

From tackling gender violence and authenticating pharmaceuticals to enhancing antenatal care and empowering farmers, African apps solve real problems. >

A new type of modem has come out of Africa – one built for rugged African conditions that can withstand power cuts. >

Next week Cape Town plays host to an event that is purportedly the largest gathering of live video performance artists in the world. >

The past, present and future of African design is explored in the "Afrofuture" exhibition held during the 2013 Milan Furniture Fair. >

Beads leap the technology divide with these innovative USB bracelets by Africa!Ignite that combine fashion with info storage. >