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We go in search of all things Africa at the London Design Festival. Here are our highlights. >

What’s behind our new look? Design Indaba is charting a new course as a fully fledged online media platform. >

We ask five renowned international designers what tickles their funnybone. >

A compelling piece arguing that designers need to think like entrepreneurs tops this week's list of most popular stories. >

Four great graphic designers weigh in on the demands of working with type. >

Azer, co-designed by Wael Morcos, is a family of fonts that can be used in Arabic script, English and Latin variations. >

Steven Heller and Lita Talarico, co-founders and co-chairs of SVA's MFA Design programme, tell us why today's designers need to also think like entrepreneurs. >

This Hungarian textile designer has come up with an ingenious system for generating a never-ending array of patterns. >

From Brazil to Swaziland, London to Nairobi, this week's top stories bring you a truly global design perspective. >

Cheeky, bouncy and bold – here's a sampling of this prolific Cape Town-based designer's recent work. >

Pentagram's Eddie Opara captures the complexity of creative thinking in his cover design for "The Atlantic" magazine. >

This local illustrator is set to launch her first children's book, "Mu's Wolf Problem", later this month. We catch up with her here. >

Designers share key strategies for keeping their ideas fresh among the clutter of today's visual culture. Jorge Grimberg reports from São Paulo. >

A music video and track, two galleries of beautiful designs and why we should all start a side project – here are this week's top stories. >

Stefan Bucher's perfectly flowing animation of this music video belies the painstaking work behind it. He tells us about the ups and downs of making it. >

Watch these videos from our archives with three graphic designers speaking at AGI Open in São Paulo, Brazil. >

We look back at some of the phenomenal women who have graced the stage of Design Indaba Conference and who are making an indelible mark on the world. >

Art and architecture came out tops with readers this week. >

We chat to Cape Town-based sisters Astrid and Karen Schwarz about living, working and designing together. >

An exhibition of alphabet prints by David Kindersley harks back to the pre-digital days of typographic design. >

Design Indaba Expo 2015 will be curated by an exciting mix of South African creatives, thought-leaders and industry experts. >

Failure is built into the creative process. But how to face it? Nine designers tell us how they do it. >

Alistair King tells us how the One Rand Man began – and it didn’t start with a brief. >

African icons old and new abound in this week's top stories, from a graphic collage of Madiba to new designs for bubblegum brand Chappies. >

Did you know? Cape Town-based illustrator Jaco Haasbroek drew 170 new icons to represent the facts on the inside of the Chappies bubblegum wrapper. >