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FundiBots, a Uganda-based organisation is using robotics training in schools to inspire young Ugandans to be the designers, makers and innovators of the future. >

As lead designer at Design without Borders, Svein Gunnar Kjøde’s job revolves around creating human-centred design with meaningful social impact. >

A US engineering company have launched a pilot project in Senegal that turns human waste into water. >

Hotel Verde was awarded a second LEED Platinum Green Building Certification for its ongoing commitment to running an environmentally friendly hotel. >

The Embracing Life scalp-cooling cap helps maintain the quality of life for cancer patients facing chemo-induced hair loss. >

Chivas Regal reveals the finalists of The Venture, the most promising social entrepreneurs from across the globe. >

There are hundreds of winners in 89 different design disciplines in the A' Design Awards & Competition. Here are four that could have the greatest impact. >

The full text of Hella Jongerius and Louise Schouwenberg's design manifesto, "Beyond the New", is released here for the first time. >

The stories that most captivated readers this week ranged from high-rise farming to a small-scale kids’ furniture. >

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

Here are the five standout solutions from our Design Frontiers series that are edging the industry forward in different ways. >

Our Inside View on Code4CT who is empowering girls from Cape Town's townships through coding proved to be the most popular feature of the week. >

Meet Mugendi M'Rithaa, the Kenyan educator and activist who has been working behind the scenes to promote the power of design in Africa. >

Six projects that broaden access to products and services in rural communities around the globe. >

Peter Krige has prototyped a pressure-tight closure that can be fitted onto easily available parts to create a shower for unplumbed homes. >

A devastating shack fire that displaced thousands and took the lives of three people spurred this team of UCT students to turn theory into reality. >