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Matthew Kentridge's new book gives readers an intimate insight into his brother William’s creative process. >

"Africa Is Now 2015", a Design Indaba project, introduces five groups in Angola, Egypt, Senegal and Kenya producing some of the most exciting work in Africa. >

Senegalese photographer Omar Victor Diop is a prolific image-maker with one eye on history and the other on contemporary popular culture. >

In this exclusive interview, military man and photographer Lesedi Mogale exposes a little of himself as he talks books, porn and using a disposable camera. >

As Nando's prepares to ramp up its support for local design, co-founder Robbie Brozin tells us what chicken and creativity have to do with one another. >

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

An eerie near-monologue laid over a mellifluous soundtrack by the provocative performance artist who headlines the lineup for Design Indaba Music 2015. >

After wowing audiences around the world, "The Refusal of Time" comes to Iziko South African National Gallery, in association with the Goodman Gallery. >

Advice from the grand-dad of American graphic design tops the list of most popular reads on designindaba.com. >

Some unveiled major new designs, others recapped their careers in easy-to-digest lessons. Watch the designers featured in our 10 most popular videos from 2014. >

The question of what design thinking can do for Africa piqued readers' interest this week. >

Artist Zina Saro-Wiwa's new gallery space in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, honours her late father's activist legacy, beginning with its location – in his old office. >

The 12 nominations for Most Beautiful Object in South Africa 2015 stole the virtual spotlight on designindaba.com this week. >

Patterns clash and cultures collide in Moroccan photographer Hassan Hajjaj's striking portraits. >

The "Make It New" exhibition traces the Western Cape's indigenous past and contemporary creativity through craft and design. >

The Cape Town-based photographer brings the vibrant style of Africa's street life and tropical climate indoors. >

The winning work from the third annual POPCAP photography competition celebrates new visions of Africa. >

Readers loved graphic design maestro Seymour Chwast's personal history of the evolution of styles this week. >

Curator Christine Eyene tells us about her selection of experimental artists from Africa whose work was part of London's recent "Africa Utopia" festival. >

The cheap "China bag" has become a symbol of migration in Africa – and a popular material for artists and designers to reimagine. >

The upcoming LagosPhoto Festival highlights photography that imagines alternative African realities and obscures the medium's role as truth-teller. >