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Christoph Niemann’s illustration, made for us in response to the recent spate of xenophobic violence in South Africa, had universal impact. >

These designers and creatives embrace their inner child to keep their creativity alive and kicking in their work. >

Rendani Nemakhavhani, graphic designer and frequent taxi commuter, captures the hustle and style of Joburg’s streets in her work. >

We interview Lorette du Toit about her husband's bronze sculpture and bench being unveiled on 28 February 2015, on the corner of Bree and Shortmarket Streets. >

Day One at Design Indaba Conference offered diverse viewpoints on the art of going it alone. >

The Imbadu Collective, which launched in Langa last night, aims to foster artistic collaboration among the artists in its fold. >

As Nando's prepares to ramp up its support for local design, co-founder Robbie Brozin tells us what chicken and creativity have to do with one another. >

Celeste Theron had an entrepreneurial streak in primary school: she sold her art work to the teachers. Now she's empowering other women to be entrepreneurs too. >

This week readers loved our Hot Topic feature canvassing designers' thought on whether creativity can save the world. >

Megan King's social enterprise Colour iKamva delivers a bright burst of colourful hope to children's spaces in Africa. >

If you haven't found your Mandela Day project yet, here is an opportunity to get involved and make a real difference in the lives of local citizens. >

Today Thundafund launches a drive to incentivise donations to #ANOTHERLIGHTUP based on a model of reciprocity. >

Good Design blog in the UK features the #AnotherLightUp project by Design Indaba Trust, Faith47 and Thingking. >

Lauren Beukes in support of Rape Crisis >

#ANOTHERLIGHTUP by Design Indaba Trust, Faith47 and Thingking leverages street art with the capacity of crowd-funded community engagement. >

Design Indaba alumnus Luba Lukova releases a portfolio of political posters. >