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Jim Bull, the co-founder and chief creative officer of Moving Brands, asks: “How early do startups need to think about their brand?” >

Steven Heller and Lita Talarico, co-founders and co-chairs of SVA's MFA Design programme, tell us why today's designers need to also think like entrepreneurs. >

Why sit out the ad world's most important annual events? FoxP2 Group CEO Charl Thom tells us how the decision germinated from a midnight walk in New York City. >

There is an ever-increasing number of fashion weeks in Africa. But what does it mean for the fashion industry and the fashion designers in these countries? >

India’s newspaper industry has shifted radically, from its inception as a tool in the fight for independence to a mouthpiece for the elite. >

Regarded for decades as a model airline for its service, image and professionalism, Air India was once an Indian icon. >

Kathryn White explores the supposedly sexually aware advertising industry, exposing more than a few ironies. >

As the FIFA Soccer World Cup 2010 looms on the horizon, Comedian Louw Venter takes a look at how South Africa will remember "the world". >

When it seems that one man's life has been divinely designed to create the logo for Africa's biggest even, can we call it only destiny? >

Leonard Shapiro explains South Africa’s craft enterprises are reaching self-sufficiency and hankering for the next level: Industrialisation. >

"If the world were to play a match on Mars what colours would we be wearing?" ask Grid in their vision for the 2010 Fanfests. >

The South African book cover has come a long way, ponders Michelle Matthews of Oshun Books. >

Design brings stories to life. Or so says Yves Béhar, whose own tale is made up of one brand success story after another. >

Stereotypical associations of Africa are not exactly the kind of images that stimulate foreign investment and tourism. >

Twenty thousand jobs were lost in 2003, another estimated 16 000 more in 2004. South Africa's clothing and textile industry is in crisis. >

Issay Kitagawa has been in love with print for as long as he can remember, writes Patrick Burgoyne. >

Those seven days spent in South Africa, I rarely heard the word "apartheid", unless I spoke it myself. >

Milton Glaser writes about the complexities behind making communication clear and effective. >

Design as we currently understand and practise it is being radically changed on several levels, writes Prof John Heskett. >

Is the South African wine industry managing to convey a compelling sense of self to the outside world? >

What does the South have to offer the world with regards icons? >

Trusha Naidoo explores South America. >

A rally of mind-boggling statistics. >

In another seventy years or so, the most remarkable feature of the new millennium will be the appearance of the first "culture zoos". >

Our world is a great paradox that turns around in the universe, writes Eduardo Galeano. >