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Do not fear failure; move towards your mistakes. Dutch advertising guru Erik Kessels shares some industry wisdom at the Design Indaba Conference. >

The historic event is a celebration of Ghana's untapped cultural capital. >

The ECAL graduate spoke about overcoming a difficult time, his design process and the importance of fulfilling a higher purpose. >

“To create a universe around our products we actually have to take it out into the hands of the people who have to use it." >

The coder and artist speaks on his collaboration with Design Indaba and projects that have stayed close to him. >

During her Design Indaba Conference talk she expands on her thinking since declaring: Design Thinking is Bullshit. >

The London-based designer takes us through her work that’s added colour to hospitals, public spaces and more. >

Veenstra, of LOLA Landscapes, talks us through three projects including the Dome of Plants, planned for the City of Cape Town. >

In her 2018 Design Indaba Conference talk she takes us through her projects including, A World of Sand, where people donated sand from all over the world. >

“My clients have started to really look towards the way me and my design colleagues look at the world and solve problems." >

The founder of Spin Studio shares his creative wisdom with the Design Indaba audience. >

"When we look at nature we want to learn from it, we want to build with it." >

The Cuban-born illustrator was dubbed "America’s Illustrator-In-Chief" by Fast Company. >

The architect tackles the reconstruction of a city through public participation. >

Shaakira Jassat's ThirTEA for One project highlights the hidden footprint in the lifecycle of the products we consume. >

Aleksandra Gosiewski's work touches on sustainable ways to fix the disconnect within the fashion industry. >

“I realised that Street Debating not only addresses the problem of begging but something much bigger. It’s addressing the problem of social segregation.” >

The Design Indaba speaker began his 2018 Design Talk by giving the audience a listen into the life of a visually impaired designer. >

"Children with type 1 diabetes are insulin-dependent. The administration of it is crucial to their survival." >

Ophthalmologist William Mapham developed an app that provides aid to rural healthcare workers. >

In his Design Indaba 2018 talk, Mark Kamau talks about how Brck plans to give Google and Facebook a run for their money. >

The brothers Sam & Rob Paddock explain the "deliberate design" behind the e-learning empire's success. >

The Cairo designer makes a moving case for social impact with something as simple as the clothes we wear. >

“Criss-crossing, jumping identities has been the story of my life.” >

The Design Indaba #GlobalGrad alumnus has been awarded with the Torsten and Wanja Söderberg Prize 2018. >