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Hivos is looking for content proposals from artists, entrepreneurs, chefs, designers, researchers, to imagine the future of African cities. >

Inspired by the ancient Japanese technique of Kintsugi, the Connextyle shirt is a rehabilitation garment that helps stroke patients regain their muscle use. >

The culture and climate thought leader is working with everyone from the UN to students to tackle fashion's sustainability problem. >

Designed by architect Sir David Adjaye, the Hugh Masekela Memorial was unveiled on 1 June 2019. >

“Designers and architects live with the misconception that accessibility is only restricted to the physical aspect of a space... that's a fallacy." >

The Kenyan inventor was inspired by his deaf niece to create Sign-IO, a glove that interprets sign language into speech. >

Sophie Sandberg tackles everyday harassment by taking it back to the streets. >

The Royal College of Art graduate’s work focuses on meditation and developing technology for the mind. >

She may not call herself an art curator but Hannah Barry explains how she revived an art scene via an abandoned car park. >

“Designing shows that there’s so many possibilities because there is no one truth. There is power in not knowing.” >

The Ghanaian-American computer scientist and digital activist spoke to us during her Cape Town visit. >

“You need to be honest when you’re telling your story…it has to be a truth from inside.” >

Neil Harbisson has an antenna implanted in his skull that allows him to feel colour, while Moon Ribas has sensors in her feet that allow her to feel earthquakes >

“The unknown in our practice is the most fertile place, and we love the unknown." >

Imagine a future in which anyone with a dream can easily turn it into a physical product. >

We spoke to the Global Graduate before Design Indaba 2019 about making mindfulness visible. >

Speaking on Thursday at Design Indaba Conference 2019, Shaina Garfield penned this insightful piece on design for the disabled. >

Acceleration in technological advancements, coupled with global challenges are starting to form a complex and ever blurry view of our future on this planet. >

Machina creates wearable tech in the garments that can make music and enhance your safety at the touch of a button. >

With a new creative outlook, Tin&Ed are continuously shaking up the industry through reinvention. >