“This acts as inspiration to influence a positive work flow to the career or the job of your dreams.” >

Kot Bonkers is a brazen illustrator who fiercely defends her right to draw for the sake of it and identify with no political groups, despite audience opinion. >

The graphic designer talks us through his design career and starting his own agency, Middleboop. >

He took the Design Indaba audience through his most famous project and showcased how nature inspired it. >

Yamakasi's project, through the power of social media, helped bring together illustrators and colourists from Nigeria, Cameroon and the Republic of Congo >

She may not call herself an art curator but Hannah Barry explains how she revived an art scene via an abandoned car park. >

"Countless people are fighting for equality and fairness, and fighting for broken promises by the government, but they don't get the spotlight they deserve.” >

Ngadi Smart, a photographer from Sierra Leone, captures the diverse ways people express their identity. >

“The unknown in our practice is the most fertile place, and we love the unknown." >

We spoke to past Design Indaba Emerging Creatives to unpack the way creativity and mental health co-exist in their lives. >

The Nigerian, Canada-based designer pays tribute to the women of Africa with Stèlà Textile. >