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In celebration of Africa Day designers define what African creativity means and how it can help shape a bright future for the continent. >

We've been tracking the stages of one of the challenges on OpenIDEO that aims to address issues of safety for women and girls in low-income urban areas. >

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. >

Many girls in Uganda aren't able to attend school on the days they menstruate because they can’t afford the basic sanitary products. Makapads offers a solution. >

What can crafters from opposite ends of the earth learn from each other? Can they reach a common ground? What are the common methods they employ? >

Rado has launched the Rado Star Prize, which gives one talented designer living in South Africa the chance to win R100 000 and a blog on Rado's website. >

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

Cape Town-based Cécile & Boyd might be renowned and awarded for their high-end lodges and hotels but it is their Foundation project that is the real winner. >

You can still contribute your ideas to the challenge running on OpenIDEO on how to make low-income urban areas safer and more empowering for women and girls. >

Help us learn more about you and your perception of Design Indaba and stand to win one of 20 copies of Dean Poole’s book "This Over That". >

It's Nice That features audio interviews in "Five Minutes With…" some of the speakers from Design Indaba 2014. >

Design Indaba 2014 has come and gone. We look back at the nuggets of wisdom and inspiration that speakers shared on stage. >

Good Design blog in the UK features the #AnotherLightUp project by Design Indaba Trust, Faith47 and Thingking. >

The British Council's ConnectZA programme launched The Maker Library at Design Indaba Expo. >

It's Nice That published rolling coverage from Design Indaba Conference. Here's Editor-in-Chief Rob Alderson's take on day three. >