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Design brings stories to life, life brings design to a story and a story brings design to life, says the founder of Fuse Project. >

Described by some as, "the definitive creative entrepreneur", Chris Blackwell pioneered the emergence of reggae into popular culture. >

Through case studies and analysis of process and product, Hartmut Esslinger deconstructs the DNA of design and advises on design survival. >

French designer Matali Crasset considers herself a "nest builder" and likes to communicate the diversity of, and intention behind, her work. >

From concept to labour division, Nicholas Blechman and Christoph Niemann give a detailed account of the collaborative work experience. >

Oscar E Pena shares the how-tos of constructing a brand that exists in tangible design as well in the mind of the consumer. >

Ji Lee critically deconstructs and engages with the world around him, exploring foundations of analysis in seeing, meaning and representation. >

Wonderfully entertaining and invaluably wise, photographer Koto Bolofo shares the secrets of making it. >

An artist and a humourist, Ze Frank is best acknowledged for his multi-faceted understanding of online experiences. >

Nathan Reddy, South Africa's most awarded brand specialist, explains his success in the manufacture of desirability. >

The Mandela Files, by South Africa's best-loved and most widely known satirical cartoonist Zapiro (Jonathan Shapiro), looks at Mandela as an icon and leader. >

This is the second part of Zapiro’s presentation at Design Indaba Expo 2009. >

Jeweller Geraldine Fenn weaves narratives through small sculptural pieces, fashioned out of found objects. >

Established South African furniture designer Haldane Martin discusses his work and inspiration. >

Royal College of Arts top graduate in interaction design, Revital Cohen presents her provocative work in Pecha Kucha format. >

Celebrated artist and producer Brian Eno shares some of his theories on a range of topics, including evolution and art, at Design Indaba Conference 2007. >

Renowned architect David Adjaye was named among Time Magazine's 100 most influential people of 2017. >