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Architect Francis Kéré is fundraising for the latest addition to the Gando development – an atelier for research and knowledge exchange. >

Designers without Borders have collaborated with Mozambican basket weavers to create an African-inspired armchair. >

Leading global travel and transport design consultancy Priestmangoode has designed a new interior identity for South African Airways. >

Architect Sindiso Khumalo's debut Spring/Summer 2013 fashion collection reveals the beauty in Zulu traditions. >

New Rugo, designed by George Periclès Creative Think-Tank, is a low-cost housing project that draws its inspiration from the Rwandan vernacular. >

Textile designer Zinzi de Brouwer pushes the boundaries of materials and technology to create complex knits with three-dimensionality. >

Inga Gubeka's Umtwalo Wooden Backpack is an exploration of using unconventional materials when designing accessories. >

Senegalese fashion designer Selly Raby Kane's Fall/Winter 2014 collection titled "Alien Cartoon" is a truly contemporary African line. >

The Crazy Legs table made from reclaimed wood by Tekura Design based in Accra, Ghana depicts both our diversity as people and our collective destiny. >

The Cardiopad is a touch-screen tablet that enables medical specialists to diagnose patients miles away. >

Street Sleeper uses innovation to tackle some of the challenges facing homeless men and women. >

The MwangaBora solar lamp is more than just a light source; it empowers and liberates residents in rural African areas. >

Cape Town-based design studio SKOP gave reject soccer balls a second life with their unconventional design. >

Inspired by materials used by Malian fishermen, the MO armchair is a pure reflection of an African culture, tradition and heritage. >

Malian-based company Ndomo teaches young unemployed Africans the art of creating eco-friendly textiles. >

Fashion Rising's Spring 2014 collection celebrates Africa's bold, bright and brilliant colours. >

Susan Didcott's Smock Collar resembles a traditional Victorian collar with a Zulu-inspired aesthetic. >

Hamed Design Studio creates exquisite furniture pieces that expose the raw realities of Africa in a contemporary way. >

ICT entrepreneur and founder of ReKindle Learning Rapelang Rabana talks to Design Indaba about how mobile and internet access can shape the future of Africa. >

From tackling gender violence and authenticating pharmaceuticals to enhancing antenatal care and empowering farmers, African apps solve real problems. >

Gone Rural's Fluoro Vases – Series 2 showcase a modern translation of traditional African patterns. >

The Colour Cup designed by Editions in Craft looks at a unique way to transform ordinary light bulbs into décor accessories. >

The Blantyre Jars by People of the Sun offer a fresh way of reusing discarded wine bottles. >

Dennis Chuene has designed a multipurpose bag that aims to bring dignity to the less fortunate. >

Inspired by childhood memories of the tradition of basketmaking, Marjorie Wallace creates ceramic work that echoes the woven quality of the baskets. >