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The Shanghai-based Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu spoke at Design Indaba 2020. >

The Japanese designer and engineer will be speaking at Design Indaba 2020. >

“We want to be where the future is...Innovation doesn’t happen in isolation, so we want to anchor our research and design process closer to the people." >

The 2017 Design Indaba Emerging Creative collaborates with weavers from his hometown in KwaZulu-Natal to produce handwoven goods. >

#antenna2019 speakers have developed forward-thinking projects with this question in mind. >

We look at the work of designers who are trying to make products that tackle access for those with disabilities. >

"Ours is the first digital manufacturing laboratory for architecture and design in Africa," African Fabbers School founder Paolo Cascone. >

By creating practical, locally made art and furniture, Mbele hopes to inspire younger South African designers to learn and teach. >

Happy Streets is the product designer's first public project. >

Sebastian Cox and Ninela Ivanova’s collaboration investigates the potential of mushrooms as a raw material. >

How Journal Safar, an art and design magazine, connects Beirut’s art scene to the rest of the world. >

In Niger's capital city, Niamey, artists from the city as well as those from Madrid got together to build an amulet to reflect on hospitality. >

"There are many untapped markets as well as industries that need radical interventions" says architect Nesile Yalcin. >

Pascale Theron's work looks at breathing life into the vulnerable ostrich farming industry in Oudtshoorn, South Africa. >

At Design Indaba Conference 2019, the group of African designers share the motivations behind the products they dreamed up and realised. >

“This is how design makes the world smaller and brings people from different cultures closer together,” Bibi Seck. >

The Soweto-born architect, who is also a former Emerging Creative, tells us how a chance meeting landed him in Kigali. >

There is no need to book, and entry to Nightscape is absolutely free – come enjoy the design exhibitions, film, installations, curated retail and live music. >

This February, the Most Beautiful Object in South Africa will be decided by public vote. >