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We can now add soybeans to the list of cruelty-free leather alternatives. >

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. >

Poo. We’re talking about poo. >

The Rayn Jacket is a universal waterproof coat inspired by wheelchair users. >

Ending the first day of Conference with lightness, Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson gives the audience a sneak peak at his new the Little Sun Diamond. >

A collaboration between Gateway Health Institute and what3words to improve the lives of South Africans. >

This device could aid households that only have access to contaminated water. >

Happy with a Purpose distributes menstrual cups to rural schoolgirls in South Africa. >

On Thursday evening we're hosting a live Q&A with monumental Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson. What do you want to ask him? >

Researchers have discovered an eco-friendly way to print on paper >

In May 2016, Tea Uglow (formerly Tom) spoke on doubt as a creative catalyst. During the talk, she acknowledged she is transgender. Tea is speaking at DI 2017. >

A brain-computer interface records “yes” or “no” answers for paralysis sufferers. >

Ahead of her third appearance on the Design Indaba stage, we talk to Nelly Ben Hayoun about her DI experiences, inspiration and why impossible doesn’t exist. >

Amidst the hundreds of entries, these stand out as the ones that could have the most positive impact. >

Experience designer and everyday astronaut, Nelly Ben Hayoun launches the University of the Underground to train up young designers as creative soldiers. >

A high school student has created a baby carrier wheelchair for a differently-abled parent to stroll with their newborn >

Full-price Conference and Simulcast ticket sales are now open. >

A teen-centric approach that combines pampering with healthcare >

Why waste shouldn't go to waste >