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The N'GOLA Biennial, in collaboration with Design Indaba, is hosting a series of talks featuring some of Africa's most exciting creatives. >

The architectural and engineering industries need to come up with new, gentler ways to construct future projects. >

She may not call herself an art curator but Hannah Barry explains how she revived an art scene via an abandoned car park. >

LOT-EK architect Ada Tolla says they wanted to design a building as honest as Joburg itself. >

And what brands can learn from Africa's most creative conference. >

Design Indaba 2018 once again lured a roster of international designers, filmmakers, musicians and other artists to Cape Town. >

"We formulated our own Manifesto, keeping the perspective as inclusive as possible. For me, the main objective is empathy. " >

This year's Design Indaba was a multi-sensory event that brought together creatives from all over the world. >

Take a look at how city planners have found ways to manage 21st-century urban obstacles in these three cities. >

Solar panels fitted into bike path generate more electricity than expected. >

The Great Green Wall of Africa will be the biggest man-made marvel in the world once completed. >

The TreeCapital tree-planting programme is turning young Ugandan adults into entrepreneurs and environmental activists. >

A selection of memorable quotes from some of the most acclaimed designers and creative thinkers featured in the "Design Indaba All Stars" book. >

With 12 more days till the deadline for the Better Living Challenge, Design Indaba chats to project manager Fran Cox about why you should enter. >

Calling all designers, innovators and thinkers... Submit an idea or concept for low-income housing improvement and help make South Africa a better place. >

The World Expo in Milan in 2015 will have two self-driving tractors "writing" on the earth. >

The hotly-anticipated Cape Town Art Fair opens at the V&A Waterfront today. At this South African city art show, the walls aren’t the only place to look. >

Four creative proposals have received the green light from Your Street Gauteng, winning a total of R250 000 in project funding. >

The first day of the Toffie Pop Culture Festival opens a range of exhibitions and presents inspiring commercial activism from Conn Bertish. >

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