Articles

Ideo and the Zen Hospice Project have pioneered the way to an expressive, palatable death. >

Photographer Jo Ratcliffe investigates how the land we live on can bear the permanent, emotional marks of its history. In this series she focuses on Angola. >

Six years ago, Deaftronics created a solar-powered hearing aid battery charger from a workshop in Botswana. Now, the tech is going global. >

French 3D-printing team Fabulous has designed a dome-like, Martian habitat for space exploration. >

Startling juxtapositions show the patterns of apartheid are still alive in modern day South Africa. >

French illustrator Cécile Dormeau's illustrations and GIFs are a colourful reminder that our bodies are all different and imperfect, and that's okay. >

Edson Chagas, the acclaimed Angolan artist, is taking his photographs to the MoMA. >

A dilapidated primary school in the Capalanga district, Angola received a much needed revamp from parents and community members. >

Fashion design student Lucy Jones has created a guide to designing stylish clothing adapted to wheelchair-bound individuals. >

A medical device company has created a box capable of keeping organs alive long after removal from the body. >

Photojournalist Andrew Stanbridge captures emotive images of the Tuang Pyo camps in Myanmar, home of the detained Rohingya boat refugees. >

The music and visual art produced by Bloemfontein-based artist and musician Sandy Little is a beautiful mess. >

A social development project in the Andes Mountains has changed the diet and farming methods of highland Peruvians. >

Two new series by South African architect-turned-artist Lorenzo Nassimbeni express the characters of the city where he was born and the city where he lives. >