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What happens when you grab a bunch of juicy Gauteng students and team them up with renowned graphics guru and self-confessed wino Ken Cato? >

Cheering loudly >

If you want to attend the best conference in the world, you needn't leave the country – unless you're a non-South African, of course >

We do hate to boast, but it would silly of us not to shout about the fact that Design Indaba Magazine is the only South African publication >

We do hate to boast, but it would silly of us not to shout about the fact that Design Indaba Magazine is the only South African publication >

Design students from the Cape Peninsula University of Technology were assigned with the task of creating a book sleeve or poster. >

While the Design Indaba Conference talks the talk, the concurrent Expo walks the walk with a host of gorgeous local products. >

South African Dave Southwood is a veritable camera flash of brightness in the local photographic scene. >

When he isn't altering other people's advertising in the Bubble Project, Ji Lee also spends his time developing thought-provoking designs. >

Ji Lee has printed over 50 000 stickers shaped like speech-bubbles since 2002. >

Always a bastion of witty innovation, the celebrated French product designer Inga Sempé gets it right every time. >

Celebrated UK designer Tom Dixon was born in Africa - in Sfax, Tunisia, to be exact. So we proudly claim him as one of our own. >

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

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

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Setting out recommendations on how to address human needs. >

The winners of the Construction New Media Awards 2005. >

At Salone Mobile in Milan recently, Design Indaba alumnus and creative director of Edra, Massimo Morrozi, launched a quirky project... >

Design Indaba Conference 2005 speakers sing their praises. >

Don Albert reviews the Architecture Indaba. >

Jennifer Fair writes about coming together to create awareness of South African jewellery design at the Jewellery Indaba. >

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

This year's Design Indaba Conference has been pronounced the biggest, most diverse and most relevant in the event's ten-year history. >

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

There is really only one book jacket designer with a comparable profile: Chip Kidd. >