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The Next 48hOURS is Cape Town's No. 1 entertainment, leisure & lifestyle newspaper. It is your ultimate guide to plan your weekend. >

Sculptural and functional art with a preference for materials which are sourced locally & recycled. Experience in large-scale commissions. >

Mokena Makeka is principal and founder of Makeka Design Lab. >

Recycled distressed wooden photo frames, picture frames, jewellery hangers, pinboards, maps, pot hangers, cottage pane frames, mirrors etc >

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Virtually the only thing that limits you, in your Perspex design, is your imagination >

Paul van der Spuy designs beautifully tailored clothing for men and women for bluecollarwhitecollar. >

Creativity served fresh. >

one small seed is a Cape Town-based publishing and events platform that promotes a culture of creativity. >

Born in Cape Town, Stiaan Louw has developed a characteristic language for his eponymous menswear label. >

Eat, Meet, Shop, Delight, Treat, Smile... >

Tanya Wheeler Designs focus is on creating stylish and sophisticated jewellery that is both timeless and exciting. >

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Cape Town College of Fashion Design offers career-focused education enabling graduates to pursue the many opportunities available in the fashion industry. >

The Gateway To African Fashion >

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Carole Nevin manufactures a large range of textiles, from table linen to tea towels, in various tribal and ethnic prints. >

Manabu Mizuno studied graphic design at Tama Art University. After graduating in 1996, he joined the advertising company Pablo Production. >

Gary Hustwit is an independent filmmaker, famed for this design trilogy Helvetica, Objectified and Urbanized. >

ZA News is the result of a long-term collaboration between political cartoonist Jonathan Shapiro (aka Zapiro), and film and TV producer Thierry Cassuto. >

Oliver Hermanus is a South African filmmaker, best known for his films Shirley Adams and Skoonheid. >

His contributions to design have addressed issues including malnutrition, sustainable architecture, malaria, science education and the history of New York. >

Responsible and sustainable design tactics >