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Emerging Creative Bonga Jwambi designs with an impulse to make things no one has seen before. >

Xanita is ahead of the game with its cradle-to-cradle designed X-board that is strong, multi-purpose and endlessly recyclable. >

Planters from billboard vinyl, solar-powered light bulbs and low-voltage power packs: three South African solutions for African problems. >

Rosita Missoni, who co-founded the Missoni empire with her husband 62 years ago, will talk about her creative longevity at Design Indaba Conference 2015. >

The first all-encompassing retrospective show of the work of Austrian design studio EOOS is on at the Museum of Applied Arts (MAK) in Vienna. >

The heartwarming story of two fathers using design to help underprivileged newborns in their country drew the attention of readers this week. >

Patricia Urquiola unveils her first kitchen design at international furniture fair IMM Cologne and Passagen Interior Design Week. >

Take a look at what six new furniture and homeware exhibitors will bring to Design Indaba Expo 2015. >

London-based duo The Workers, creators of four robots that enabled the public to explore Tate Britain at night, will speak at Design Indaba Conference. >

A Design Indaba project that celebrates and showcases the potential of upcycling. >

Two South African entrepreneur-fathers are adapting a Finnish design to help low-income mothers look after their newborns. >

The duo behind Studio Propolis, who present at Design Indaba Conference 2015, are single-minded about making by hand and using resources sparingly. >

Andrea Kac and Herman Schenck of Amueblate studios in Uruguay have designed a modular cookware collection perfect for apartment living. >

French designer Matali Crasset's collection of display units highlight the design possibilities of combining concrete and metal. >

Celeste Theron had an entrepreneurial streak in primary school: she sold her art work to the teachers. Now she's empowering other women to be entrepreneurs too. >