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Day One at Design Indaba Conference offered diverse viewpoints on the art of going it alone. >

The Mellowcab is a fully electric minicab designed to provide an efficient on-demand taxi service in urban areas. >

Our Inside View on Code4CT who is empowering girls from Cape Town's townships through coding proved to be the most popular feature of the week. >

Like the insect it is named after, the Gerridae harvester is light on its feet and the environment. >

The overall winner of the Dutch Design Awards is 'Sweetie', a project that fights sex tourism online through an avatar that has the appearance of a young girl. >

Every year the Dutch Design Awards ferret out the most forward-thinking work produced in The Netherlands. We select our favourites. >

Six projects that broaden access to products and services in rural communities around the globe. >

Tom Hulme, the Design Director for IDEO, is speaking today at Design Indaba 2014. >

LAVA's "Classroom of the Future" aims to redefine the look, feel and function of prefabricated learning spaces. >

The SafetyNet could go a long way to ensuring that plenty of valuable fish remain in the sea. >

David Kester, Deborah Szebeko and Luke Pearson apply design thinking in the public realm for the wellbeing of society. >

What if you could have an art installation in the desert that also works as an energy-free cooling device? PostlerFerguson have a solution. >

An origami-inspired corrugated cardboard shelter is a great temporary solution for the urban homeless and victims of disaster. >