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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. >

The next Design Indaba Conference is set to tackle various topics across business and design. >

Spanning across diverse ages, nationalities and disciplines, these were the most searched Design Indaba speakers in 2018 >

I’ve always been good with my hands, says South Africa's “Robot Man”. >

Kentridge underlines the lunacy of the project in every part of the production – from ruined landscapes to caricatural imagery to ironic captions >

The company looks at developing green houses by promoting sustainable building and also tackling housing poverty. >

We fail to think of residents, particularly if they happen to be poor, as full and complex human beings whose passions and needs morph over time >

"In order to meet the demands of the future, whether it be climate displacement or rural-urban migration, the home needs to evolve, to think forward.” >

Graduate designer Nicole Nomsa Moyo envisions a way to empower people to build for themselves. >

“In addition to the identity of the citizens, cities are shaped by their historical, climatic and sociopolitical conditions.” >

Set to speak at Design Indaba 2019, architect and interior designer, John Pawson is known for his minimalist approach. >

Each year we select 50 up and coming South African creatives and each year they surprise and beguile us. >

The designer behind the award-winning project, Precious Plastic will be back at Design Indaba to talk about his latest work. >

The author, columnist and world-renowned design critic will speak at Design Indaba Conference 2019. >

Aashrita Kamath turned her love of narrative into a career. >

LOT-EK architect Ada Tolla says they wanted to design a building as honest as Joburg itself. >