As the creativity season kicks off in Nigeria, we highlight the women making things happen in the art and design sector. >

From smog eating roof tiles to sweatshirts that react to different kinds of pollution and more. >

“I wanted every aspect of the project to be Proudly South African, to invest in South African resources and simultaneously contribute to growing the economy.” >

Debalina Bera's project The Welcome Tent impressed the judges with its focus on food as a catalyst for communities to find a voice. >

Could this spell a more sustainable solution to using petrochemical dyes in the textile industry? >

Experimenting with alternative ways to grow food, Arborea is tackling climate change one BioSolar Leaf at a time. >

One of these projects will walk away with £5,000 to further develop their project. >

The Design Indaba Future Cities Residency talked to UCT architecture students about the power of creativity and collective action. >

Art platform, Limbo Accra, explores the urban structures of the city of Accra >

How Journal Safar, an art and design magazine, connects Beirut’s art scene to the rest of the world. >

“The South African animation industry is growing - and so is the demand for skilled animators globally.” >