An archive of historical cinemas in Africa is being created by the Goethe Institut Angola, with Angola's movie theatre history being revived and retold first. >
With a portfolio of work that’s as rich as a tapestry, designer Tracy Lee Lynch uses her expert eye to create new spaces and public platforms for local design. >
Former editor at ELLE South Africa Jackie Burger offers insight into a changing retail landscape that calls for more personalised consumer experiences. >
How do you breathe new life into Jamestown, one of Accra's poorest but most historic areas? Slowly and with art, says British-Ghanaian architect Elsie Owusu. >
ICT students from Makerere University in Uganda have created the Her Health app, which enables women to check themselves for common vaginal infections. >
Tegan Bristow, the curator behind the Goodman Gallery's "Post African Futures" exhibition, is on a mission to discover Africa's many cultures of technology. >
Karo Akpokiere first heard about the Venice Biennale four months ago. Now his work, an ongoing love letter to his home in Lagos, is causing a stir there. >
Anatomy Design has two lights in the collection of new Danish brand Karakter. Andrea Kleinloog tells us what it took to get into the European market. >
![The architects behind Studio [D] Tale propose a set of innovative designs to improve life for informal traders in African cities.](https://www.designindaba.com/sites/default/files/styles/medium/public/node/news/20003/bongayi002-stall.jpg?itok=efUbj-FA "The architects behind Studio [D] Tale propose a set of innovative designs to improve life for informal traders in African cities.")
