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Dutch eating designer Marije Vogelzang’s book challenges readers to experience food differently. >

Design Indaba Emerging Creative for 2022 Lehlogonolo Carol Khaas has been passionate about architecture since an early age. >

Design Indaba alumnus Morag Myerscough built a striking fort to celebrate 1900 years of Hadrian’s Wall >

Nkululeko Mthembu’s design thinking helps to solve uniquely African challenges >

Future London Academy bring together design enthusiasts, students and professionals from everywhere in the world to learn from their design-immersive courses. >

Michael Bierut, legendary US graphic designer, design critic and educator shares some font recommendations and reveals how he really feels about emojis. >

The Dutch government goes for impact with a second project linking innovators from South Africa and the Netherlands to solve local challenges. >

During Design Indaba 2015 Designboom spoke to Stanley Hainsworth, the founder and creative director of Tether. >

Bubblegum spaceships, an idea kitchen and food as performance art. Emilie Baltz's job is so Willy Wonka one has no idea how she crafts a career out of it. >

The Shift is making change one sustainable design at a time with tutorial films and toolkits for communities in need. >

Yoni Bloch is a triple threat for the technological age: a modern storyteller, a hit-making rock star/producer and a pretty funny interview. >

NYC-based creative studio Trollbäck+Company have launched an app for compulsive list-makers. >

The Austrian trans-disciplinary designer tells us why she believes we have a lot to learn from microorganisms. >

We chat to one of Africa's leading brand gurus about his appointment to the jury of the Red Dot Communication Design Awards. >

With 12 more days till the deadline for the Better Living Challenge, Design Indaba chats to project manager Fran Cox about why you should enter. >

Cape Town-based Cécile & Boyd might be renowned and awarded for their high-end lodges and hotels but it is their Foundation project that is the real winner. >

Dutch designer Reny van der Kamp questions and redefines design in "Utensils", a book based on documenting a Malawian family's life through their utensils. >

Think outside the box. Challenge the status quo. Let your idea mutate and grow. Find out how... and more at Bright Talks, a new inspiration event in Cape Town. >

Based in Rotterdam, Jeanne van Heeswijk is a visual artist who creates situations in public places to provoke interactions between members of the public. >

When it comes to his job, starchitect Thomas Heatherwick doesn’t think about titles, he thinks about verbs. >

Chris Harrison profiles the African continent's youth market. >

LIV is Danielle Ehrlich's design company. She is passionate about design that is environmentally, culturally and socially sensitive. >

Using discarded junk, each item of Katie Thompson's Recreate range of furniture, lighting and interiors is infused with character. >

Ian Kelynack of Isle of Trees made his Design Indaba Expo debut this year. His sustainable work won him the Most Creative Stand Award. >

Live and let live, sew your own clothes, grow your own veggies and stop the blame game. Meet one writer/activist that's made this work. >