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We've scoured the web for compelling creative campaigns around the globe that you might want to support in their quest for funding. Have a look! >

The waste upcycling company is creatively solving one of Nigeria’s most pressing issues – waste management. >

We've scoured the web for compelling creative campaigns around the globe that you might want to support in their quest for funding. Have a look! >

We catch up with the woman taking stories to where they're needed most. >

This short film by Kenyan artist and animator Ng'endo Mukii looks at the movement of African people to Europe from the point of view of a human trafficker. >

The death of a friend inspired Adepeju Jaiyeoba’s to invent life-saving kits for pregnant women in Nigeria. >

Beauty and function merge to create a new kind of public space. >

This organisation tackles local unemployment by facilitating small-scale courier services. >

One last thing, which deserves a piece of its own, the spectacular finale of the 2017 Conference and a tribute to Archbishop Desmond Tutu. >

On the third and final day of Design Indaba, themes on stage recalled themes of the previous two days and introduced a new one that advocates for the unknown. >

A model of an innovative water-collecting structure is premiering at Design Indaba Conference 2017. The Fog Catcher collects dew and condensation from the air. >

Artist and designer Ekene Ijeoma, who is speaking at Design Indaba 2017, humanises intangible data to trigger empathy and compassion. >

Egyptian designer Ghada Wali created a series of interactive paintings to bridge the gap between refugees and their host countries. >

Jonga is a low-cost security system for township residents. >

A Ugandan graduate designed a high-tech wearable to fight the scourge of pneumonia in Sub-Saharan Africa. >

Fighting lower respiratory infection with innovative design. >

We highlight five brands making clothes ethically >

A teen-centric approach that combines pampering with healthcare >