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One promising solution includes reducing the population of malaria mosquitoes through genetic modification to help reach the target of ending transmission. >

The event will takes place over two days and explore innovation in retail, hospitality, shows, institutions, work and residences. >

Design needs to be driven more by people’s needs and less by ego, says the architect. >

His latest project called EYE humanises the anonymous city by giving it eyes and offering visitors new perspectives. >

The 16 robots, including the design system to control them, were developed by researchers who work at the intersection of biotechnology and design. >

The Design Indaba 2019 speaker is the co-founder of Skipping Rocks Lab – the company behind the biodegradable water-filled bead to replace plastic bottles. >

The international jury includes former Design Indaba speaker, Yinka Ilori. >

Photographer Mutua Matheka launched his project to show the complex beauty of African cities. >

"While maidservants make the bed and dust the sofa day in and day out, they are not expected to sit or lie on them.” >

“I see myself as a tool to create. So what you put in, is what you get out. If I am doing well or doing something I love I feel that will be what comes out." >

Sarah Snaith takes us through the highlights of this year's conference which was recently held in Mexico City. >

Now the gallerist and curator will be joining us on stage at next year’s Design Indaba Conference. >

They were selected out of 50 entries from 30 different countries. >

Alejandro Paul, Alejandro Magallanes, Flávia Nalon and Fábio Prata on how they will broach the topic in their talks this week. >

"Design should be used as a tool to improve lives and harmonise situations,” says artist Nu Barreto. >

The awards aim to highlight, advertise and advocate good design, designers and design-oriented companies. >

Researchers designed a cheaper, more efficient way to generate power from organic waste. >

Both online and offline, the platform is committed to taking art beyond the gallery space. >

Siphilele Magagula on life after her conceptual Empathy Museum, fundraising to continue her studies and creating more spaces that heal. >

“Logical people make the world go round, but creative people make it worth living in.” >

“After all, immigrants are the first travellers in time and space.” >

The founder of Selldorf Architects’ design language is quietly classic and highly considered. >

'Will young girls drop Rumi bombs on the 2050 version of social media to passive aggressively call out lousy lovers?" >

The collective has been invited to represent the country at this year's London Design Biennale. >