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Nick Finney, founder and creative director of NB Studio, ponders the role of time itself in producing "timeless design". >

Two graduates of Pasadena’s Art Center College of Design have designed an early warning system that connects a special sensor to your smartphone. >

Kirsten Goss's latest collection proves that sometimes a girl's best friend is a bit of irreverence. >

Shelter is one of the most basic human needs. We round up four innovative designs for temporary shelter. >

Celebrated accessory and handbag label, Missibaba delights with a flowery explosion. >

A tour of the street art in Cape Town's neighbourhoods reveals some hidden artworks in the city. >

A trip to Bolgatanga in northern Ghana to meet the women who weave A A K S’s sought-after raffia bags. >

Fashion designer Akosua Afriyie-Kumi left Ghana to study in London but chose to return home afterwards to set up her own accessories brand. She tells us why. >

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. >

A catchy, thought-provoking track by young Stellenbosch-based rapper-producer Sipho The Gift. >

Spark Design and Innovation's inflatable raft uses an innovative tilting mechanism that makes it easier to pull rescue victims out of the water. >

Teak and brass combine in two stools that exemplify this Chennai-based studio's subtle synthesis of age-old Indian craft and contemporary design. >

The French designer tells us in her own words about her time spent with Zimbabwean weavers developing baskets based on the gourd. >

Dutch author Anne van der Zwaag hopes her new book will help businesses and governments see the power of design to address key challenges facing the world. >

Like the insect it is named after, the Gerridae harvester is light on its feet and the environment. >

Patterns multiply underfoot in the Spanish designer's new collection of tiles for Bisazza. >

The food design duo tells us why they think we can't leave food production to the large multinationals. >