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Danielle Arets and Thijs van Son report on the Dutch city of Eindhoven's shift to change its political machinations with the input of designers. >

Artist Zina Saro-Wiwa's new gallery space in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, honours her late father's activist legacy, beginning with its location – in his old office. >

Instead of waiting for roads to be built designers are finding their own ways to overcome the continent's challenges, says Matthias Reichwald. >

It's a loaded question, but eight designers gave us some thoughtful and inspiring answers. >

Kigali’s city planners have devised an ambitious plan to transform this quaint capital city into a regional powerhouse. >

Early encounters with children's book illustrations sparked Alan Dye's appreciation for the art in his work as a creative director. >

Shoe designer Sara Gulyas shares some astute and savvy advice gleaned from launching her start-up brand, Pikkpack, with funding from Kickstarter. >

Leading creative thinkers give advice to aspiring artists and designers, but their philosophies really pertain to every field or creative endeavour. >

Nick Finney, founder and creative director of NB Studio, ponders the role of time itself in producing "timeless design". >

Fashion designer Akosua Afriyie-Kumi left Ghana to study in London but chose to return home afterwards to set up her own accessories brand. She tells us why. >

Code4CT is getting girls to code – while arming them with a technical toolkit to take on leadership roles. >

Patterns clash and cultures collide in Moroccan photographer Hassan Hajjaj's striking portraits. >

Lazy man's library or a window onto the world? Four South African creatives tell us whether the internet stymies or aids their creative process. >

Three New York design legends share lessons from their careers in graphic design. >

South African furniture designer John Vogel on being hands-on in the workshop and accessing the market in multiple ways. >

Patrick Barron, who led the blockbuster "Dumb Ways to Die" campaign, says what works for one brand won't necessarily work for another. >

Buki Akib's luxurious fashion accessories capture the pulsating rhythms of her West African heritage. >

Can getting design on the government's agenda really benefit working designers? We ask 7 presenters at next week's WDC2014 Design Policy Conference to weigh in. >

The value of social media is shifting far beyond PR and marketing – and that's good news for creative enterprises, says Nadia Mannell of Meltwater Group. >

The legendary graphic designer Seymour Chwast gives us a bird's-eye view of the period styles that have shaped the industry. >

Digital designer Jepchumba tells us about the making of Aviro, a mobile app for HIV clinicians to accurately prescribe ARV medication. >

What is the value of advertising awards to agencies? Do they have value outside of the industry? Four agency heavyweights share their thoughts. >

The celebrated graphic designer on the limits of being professional, why style is not to be trusted and other career (and life) lessons. >

Efficiency has become more of a priority than creativity, says award-winning Brazilian adman PJ Pereira. >

Industrial designer Amina Horozic shares some of the insights from her new book "Breaking In" on how to create a winning showcase of your work. >