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Green Product: Breathing Skins adapts to the environment

A showroom in Germany allows users to experience technology that adapts internal conditions to its external environment. >
Khanya Njalo brings solar lighting to rural communities

The project, initiated in rural KwaZulu-Natal, provides solar powered lighting solutions to rural communities. >
Green Product: Harvest Cart is a solution to backyard farming

The small-scale harvesting cart makes collecting produce easier. >
Green Product: Citycropps virtually helps create a functional garden

Citycropps is an urban agricultural project that virtually assists app users as they cultivate their own organic gardens. >
EVOLVE: Egypt’s local artists interpret Phobia

Cairo-based art project, EVOLVE calls local artists together to contemplate and share their digital interpretations of phobia. >
Swale: the floating food forest

The Brooklyn-based project is a self-sustaining ecosystem, created to redesign our relationship with food. >
BeSeens: LED imbedded, hand-signalling cycling gloves

BeSeens use motion detection and LED lighting to make indicating safer for cyclists. >
EnerGaia’s rival new production method for Spirulina

Thailand-based EnerGaia has created a unique bioreactor to manufacture a purer Spirulina sustainably. >
Anna Raimondo’s latest collection – NOIR

Cape Town’s Anna Raimondo releases her latest range, NOIR, for her jewellery design company, Smith. >
Recycle India finds a solution to dangerous waste materials

Recycle India turns oil drums and tyres into furniture. >
The Mimi Moto cookstove is cleaner and safer than traditional cookstoves

Mimi Moto’s cookstove makes clean, safe cooking accessible to everyone. >
Lungile Mbokane: An emerging graphic artist telling stories through his work

Johannesburg artist, Lungile Mbokane, speaks about his work and creative process. >

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