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Award-winning poet, playwright and broadcaster Lemn Sissay will join a stellar cast at Design Indaba Conference 2019. >

#WorldRadioDay: Makhulu Productions' virtual reality film tells the story of how a homeless child found his voice on a Kinshasa radio show. >

Two years after the project started, the designers return to the Design Indaba stage to showcase their final project. >

Design and art direction duo Leta and Wade's work is a feast for the senses. >

Acceleration in technological advancements, coupled with global challenges are starting to form a complex and ever blurry view of our future on this planet. >

As part of the Emerging Creatives programme, these young designers exhibited their work at the Design Indaba Festival 2019. >

The team behind the concept will be exhibiting at Design Indaba Festival 2019 to showcase design and architecture's role in shaping place >

The filmmaker, architect and designer is set to speak at the 2019 Design Indaba Conference. >

She’s no stranger to Design Indaba, now Faith XLVII returns to our annual conference on creativity to present a never-before-seen performance >

“The ache for home lives in all of us…” >

#WorldCancerDay: There are numerous cutting-edge technologies that are changing the game in cancer treatment. >

“I hope my artwork also provokes viewers to reminisce about their childhood adventures and troublesome filled stories.” >

The creator of the popular GauRider App, Litha Soyizwapi has plans to revolutionise the way we catch a taxi. >

With a new creative outlook, Tin&Ed are continuously shaking up the industry through reinvention. >

27 years after her death Brazilian designer Lina Bo Bardi is still seen as an icon in the architecture industry. >

From biotechnologist Markus Kayser to design critic Alice Rawsthorn, these designers have each taken their own unique approach on design and innovation. >

The tech lets people with no coding experience create apps, democratising an otherwise elite space. >

The team at Colloqate wants to eliminate toxic government policies and Confederate infrastructure in the city of New Orleans. >

Androgynous fashion isn’t new but it renews itself, and in doing so it continuously redefines culture, identity and gender politics. >

We look a little deeper at the materials trend that led to tangible design solutions we found this year. >

From graphic designer Natasha Jen to architect Francis Kéré, here are our top 5 Design Indaba Conference talks. >

These Design Indaba 2019 speakers are using their wells of creativity to define culture in a myriad of magical ways. >

This is an article from Head to Head, a series in which academics from different disciplines chew over current debates. >

As 2018 comes to an end, we're highlighting stories that grabbed our readers' attention this year. >