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Send us your ideas for improving a street-level experience in Gauteng or KwaZulu-Natal. >

Don’t worry if you haven’t had time to let us know how you would improve your street. The Your Street Gauteng & KZN Challenge deadline has been extended. >

How would you use R50 000 and lots of creativity to transform an urban experience on the streets of KwaZulu-Natal? >

John Bielenberg thinks wrong. And he's changing the world, one design project at a time. Design Indaba chats to this mastermind about his creative progeny. >

Design Indaba has launched the Your Street Gauteng Challenge, in aid of effecting positive social change in your immediate surroundings. >

A walking route, fireproof shacks, urban gardens and public community facilities, here are the winners of the Cape Town Your Street Challenge. >

After much deliberation and creative consultation, the finalists for the Your Street Cape Town challenge have been selected. >

Due to the huge response we’ve had to the Your Street Challenge, Design Indaba has decided to extend the deadline to Wednesday 7 September 2011. >

Own your street, love your street and improve your street for the Design Indaba Your Street Challenge. Deadline: 31 August 2011. >

The Making a Difference Through Design competition teaches high school learners about the value of design in our everyday lives. >

The Design Indaba 10x10 Low-Cost Housing Project aims to stimulate alternative solutions to housing. >

What do 5.5’s Clean, IDEO’s Aqueduct Concept Bicycle, Kenya Hara’s Designing Design book and the 10x10 Project all have in common? >

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

MMA Architects won the inaugural Curry Stone Design Prize for their ingenious solution to the Design Indaba 10x10 Low-cost Housing project. >

MMA Architects have won the inaugural Curry Stone Design Prize for their solution to the Design Indaba 10x10 Low-Income Housing project. >

Well, Monkeybiz does! The local women's empowerment group recently won the United Kingdom's DoUKCare award alongside Nelson Mandela. >

A new initiative between the Western Cape Education Department, leading South African retailer Woolworths, Design Indaba and Sappi. >

Setting out recommendations on how to address human needs. >

It is said that the real era of SA posters began in the 1980s, a fact largely attributed to the formation of the Screen Printing Project. >