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The marketing mind behind Woolworths' in-house agency shares her 360-degree perspective with us. >

Ilze Wolff questions her place in a profession that celebrates the achievements of the single, "star" – and invariably male – architect. >

For architecture agency Beyond Entropy Africa, Luanda is a kind of muse inspiring bold, creative solutions to regional urban problems. >

Four great graphic designers weigh in on the demands of working with type. >

Steven Heller and Lita Talarico, co-founders and co-chairs of SVA's MFA Design programme, tell us why today's designers need to also think like entrepreneurs. >

Three lessons on navigating the music industry from Mandy Rae Capela, a South African attorney specialising in entertainment law. >

Designers share key strategies for keeping their ideas fresh among the clutter of today's visual culture. Jorge Grimberg reports from São Paulo. >

Kenyan-born Naeem Biviji is a rare kind of architect who takes on only small-scale projects and crafts all his furnishings by hand. >

Dave Duarte champions the power of side projects and small ideas. >

In Senegal’s capital, a collective of creative activists called Les Petites Pierres is taking back the city for the sake of art. >

The recent UIA2014 conference in Durban presented an opportunity to discuss the priorities for architects in Africa, writes Sean O'Toole. >

Why the co-founder of The Jupiter Drawing Room believes that job-bags and MDs are a thing of the past. >

Failure is built into the creative process. But how to face it? Nine designers tell us how they do it. >

Alistair King tells us how the One Rand Man began – and it didn’t start with a brief. >

Architect and urbanist Andrew Makin unravels the chaos that is Mexico city and finds more than a little method in the madness. >

In this new series of first-hand reports by our team of correspondents in Africa, Katherine Sullivan writes on the growth of Rwanda's film industry. >

A new report from South African consumer research agency Instant Grass lifts the veil on 10 common misperceptions about the continent. >

Moving from being an artist to a creative entrepreneur takes an enormous leap of faith. We chat to educator Elaine Rumboll about the potential and pitfalls. >

Architect and urbanist Andrew Makin considers the South African city and proposes a new vision for our urban centres. >

Erik Hersman, co-founder of Kenyan tech firm Ushahidi, shares the journey of BRCK with us as the first orders of the self-powered, mobile WiFi device go out. >

Carlo Ratti and Matthew Claudel consider the impact of pervasive digital networks entering physical space, giving rise to the “Internet of Everything”. >

Columnist and editor Julie Lasky gives us a firsthand account of her journey of first discovering South African design. >

If there were a global design agency stationed at the UN bringing governments, NPOs and designers together, what issues would it address? >

Don't underestimate how handy these three humble (and free) tools can be, says our digital product manager, Sarah Jayne Fell. >

Looking in on Africa from the European perspective, Joost Alferink shares an outsider's perspective on the state of the creative industry on the continent. >