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"Homelessness is a global problem and Sheltersuit, as we see it, is a solution that fits in any country," says designer Bas Timmer. >

"I make it a priority to work with women and persons from under-represented communities in the tech world because times have changed..." >

We take a look at how this ancient aquatic life may hold the secrets to a sustainable future. >

Chemical engineering student Leila Siljeur has won R50 000 for her “Eat Me Straws”, a collection of edible and environmentally-friendly straws. >

Using old-fashioned printing methods, Blassingame’s work focuses on historical and contemporary racism. >

For three weeks, the island of São Tomé e Príncipe was taken over by artists from across the continent. >

Her new documentary, informed by the philosophy of Hannah Arendt, explores what are the origins of knowledge. >

Debalina Bera's project The Welcome Tent impressed the judges with its focus on food as a catalyst for communities to find a voice. >

Researchers call it organic waste and we’re just trying to keep it off the streets. >

We look at some of the designers working at the intersection of technology, biology and fashion to make more sustainable garments. >

The architects worked in collaboration with photographer Edward Burtynsky, Holocaust scholar Doris Bergen and landscape architect Claude Comier. >

Could this spell a more sustainable solution to using petrochemical dyes in the textile industry? >

Rens Originals is the sneaker brand that is taking your ground coffee waste and turning it into some of the freshest sneakers out there. >

Experimenting with alternative ways to grow food, Arborea is tackling climate change one BioSolar Leaf at a time. >

“People are only disabled when they are confronted with a barrier. If those barriers are removed, the disability ceases to exist.” >

The CEO of the Dar es Salaam Centre for Architectural Heritage talks about the importance of architectural conservation. >

One of these projects will walk away with £5,000 to further develop their project. >

The Design Indaba Future Cities Residency talked to UCT architecture students about the power of creativity and collective action. >

His project Algorithmic Couture merges tradition and technology to produce zero-waste garments. >

“I want to portray the beauty I see in Africa and reconstruct the perceived idea of beauty and perfection.” >

Design Indaba Emerging Creative Tshepiso Mabula’s series 'Ukugrumba' examines the vacant spaces in conversations about justice, liberation and reconciliation. >

Nkanyezi Masango, founder of Blackboard, believes exposing kids to creative careers can unlock a world of opportunities. >

She talks about projects that include dyeing clothes using bacteria, developing a residency programme and her love for Solange, Mafikizolo and Bjork. >

We take a look at the untapped talent of the French Polynesian island of Tahiti. >

Nardstar's murals can be found in New York, Paris and her hometown, Cape Town >