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Cape Town-based design studio SKOP gave reject soccer balls a second life with their unconventional design. >

Fashion Rising's Spring 2014 collection celebrates Africa's bold, bright and brilliant colours. >

Susan Didcott's Smock Collar resembles a traditional Victorian collar with a Zulu-inspired aesthetic. >

Progressive craft company Quazi Design has revealed their 2014 lookbook. Here's a look at some of their hottest collections of the year. >

Dennis Chuene has designed a multipurpose bag that aims to bring dignity to the less fortunate. >

"See it. Touch it. Need it" is the catch phrase for Shelley & Harry's "Luxury" jewellery collection. >

The Blue Worm Onesy by Loin Cloth & Ashes has a tongue-in-cheek tomboy aesthetic that would look equally chic worn with high heels or high tops. >

Adam&Eve launched their Autumn/Winter 2014 collection at Design Indaba Expo 2014. Here's a look at the desirable garments shown on the fashion ramp. >

Dax Martin unveiled the Tropicale Do Sul swimwear collection for 2014 at Design Indaba Expo. >

Friday, 25 April is World Malaria Day. You can help to control and eliminate malaria by supporting Goodbye Malaria through purchasing pyjamas or a bracelet. >

Bicycles were big at 2014 Design Indaba Expo. More than just trendy commuting, the bikes on show proved what real "pedal power" can do. >

Our fascination with what lies beneath the surface is revealed in the large selection of skeletal-inspired designs on the Design Indaba Expo floor. >

The black and white Spring/Summer 2014 fashion trend has set the tone for home and décor accessories seen at the Design Indaba Expo 2014. >

Renowned South African fashion designer Hendrik Vermeulen launches Simply Vermeulen at Design Indaba Expo 2014. >

A triangle is one of the basic shapes in geometry. This simple shape found a myriad of applications at Design Indaba Expo 2014. >

Renowned South African fashion designer David Tlale treats Design Indaba Expo 2014 visitors to a surprising show. >