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

Correcting a spinal deformity early is key to avoiding a more severe form of scoliosis in adulthood . >

This device, called Kulinda, could counteract the devastating effects of pneumonia in developing countries. >

Over 800 million people in the world don't have access to clean drinking water, but this new filtration system could solve that. >

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. >

Going to the toilet becomes a serious problem for refugee women when they face attack on their way to the bathroom. >

The blind designer Simon Dogger who spoke at this year's Design Indaba tells us about his latest project. >

A prosthetic leg made from recycled plastic is about to change the lives of amputees in developing countries. >

The visual artist and printmaker will be exhibiting at the first ever antenna exhibition. Here's what she had to say about her work. >

This toolkit caters to every aspect of the menstrual cycle and it's reusable. >

These innovations are not only responsive but empathetic, taking a human-centred approach to solutions-based design. >

We take a look at the interesting ways design can assist with some of the symptoms associated with mental illness. >

The Electronic Play Mat is designed to promote interactive play between autistic children and their parents or caregivers to build communication. >

Bio-bean is an award-winning clean technology company that recycles waste coffee grounds into advanced biofuels that could replace fossil fuels in cities. >

“We are part of an ecosystem, uniting purpose with partnership, that creates meaningful innovations.” >

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