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Wearables that extend the function of the human body
Machina creates wearable tech in the garments that can make music and enhance your safety at the touch of a button.Posted 4 Feb 19By Neo MaditlaCreative Economy• Fashion & Jewellery Design•...
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Images of Minnesota’s immigrant community highlight the people most affected...
“The ache for home lives in all of us…”Posted 4 Feb 19By Lindsay SamsonArt & PhotographyCreative Work / Design NewsCommentsOn 27 January 2017, the current US president Donald Trump signed an...
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Ugandan graduate on BreastIT, a cancer-detecting glove
Moris Atwine talks about his team’s award-winning breast cancer detection app. .field-name-field-video { width: 100%; } BreastIT is a cheap and portable solution to breast cancer detection in...
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It’s election time: Vote for the country’s fittest design
This February, the Most Beautiful Object in South Africa will be decided by public vote. Posted 4 Feb 19By Design IndabaAfrican Design• Architecture & Interiors• CraftDesign Indaba News / Festival...
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Design driving social change
Meet the young creatives taking on the world through Design Indaba's Emerging Creatives programme in 2019.Posted 4 Feb 19By Design IndabaAfrican Design• Architecture & Interiors• Art &...
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Zinhle Zulu’s graphic novel is the story of Nandipha, the protector of the...
“It deals with a girl who is kinda stuck between worlds like me. She is from the hood but also from suburbia.”Posted 5 Feb 19By Taahirah MartinAfrican Design• Graphic Design & IllustrationCreative...
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Lebo Mashile to MC Design Indaba Conference for the second time
The multi talented South African performance artist blew the audience away in 2018, here's why: Posted 5 Feb 19By Lindsay SamsonDesign ActivismCreative Work / Design NewsDesign Indaba Conference...
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Tea Drop, Aquatecture and harvesting water from unexpected places
The way we build our cities can help us harvest water sustainably, says Design Indaba alumna Shaakira Jassat. Posted 5 Feb 19By Jamie MatroosDesign Activism• Product DesignCreative Work / Next...
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The heroine with a spraycan, Faith XLVII returns to Design Indaba Conference
She’s no stranger to Design Indaba, now Faith XLVII returns to our annual conference on creativity to present a never-before-seen performancePosted 6 Feb 19By Design IndabaDesign Activism• Graphic...
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Images of Minnesota’s immigrant community highlight the people most affected...
“The ache for home lives in all of us…”Posted 4 Feb 19By Lindsay SamsonArt & PhotographyCreative Work / Design NewsCommentsOn 27 January 2017, the current US president Donald Trump signed an...
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Ugandan graduate on BreastIT, a cancer-detecting glove
Moris Atwine talks about his team’s award-winning breast cancer detection app. .field-name-field-video { width: 100%; } BreastIT is a cheap and portable solution to breast cancer detection in...
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It’s election time: Vote for the country’s fittest design
This February, the Most Beautiful Object in South Africa will be decided by public vote. Posted 4 Feb 19By Design IndabaAfrican Design• Architecture & Interiors• CraftDesign Indaba News / Festival...
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Design driving social change
Meet the young creatives taking on the world through Design Indaba's Emerging Creatives programme in 2019.Posted 4 Feb 19By Design IndabaAfrican Design• Architecture & Interiors• Art &...
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Zinhle Zulu’s graphic novel is the story of Nandipha, the protector of the...
“It deals with a girl who is kinda stuck between worlds like me. She is from the hood but also from suburbia.”Posted 5 Feb 19By Taahirah MartinAfrican Design• Graphic Design & IllustrationCreative...
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Lebo Mashile to MC Design Indaba Conference for the second time
The multi talented South African performance artist blew the audience away in 2018, here's why: Posted 5 Feb 19By Lindsay SamsonDesign ActivismCreative Work / Design NewsDesign Indaba Conference...
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Tea Drop, Aquatecture and harvesting water from unexpected places
The way we build our cities can help us harvest water sustainably, says Design Indaba alumna Shaakira Jassat. Posted 5 Feb 19By Jamie MatroosDesign Activism• Product DesignCreative Work / Next...
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The heroine with a spraycan, Faith XLVII returns to Design Indaba Conference
She’s no stranger to Design Indaba, now Faith XLVII returns to our annual conference on creativity to present a never-before-seen performancePosted 6 Feb 19By Design IndabaDesign Activism• Graphic...
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Kordae Henry explores mineral trade in the Congo using a sci-fi film
The filmmaker, architect and designer is set to speak at the 2019 Design Indaba Conference.Posted 7 Feb 19By Taahirah MartinArt & Photography• Film & Animation• Music & Sound DesignCreative...
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Reviving the history of cocoa production in Ghana
The team behind the concept will be exhibiting at Design Indaba Festival 2019 to showcase design and architecture's role in shaping placePosted 7 Feb 19By Jehan LatiefAfrican Design• Architecture &...
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It’s election time: Vote for the country’s fittest design
This February, the Most Beautiful Object in South Africa will be decided by public vote. Posted 4 Feb 19By Design IndabaAfrican Design• Architecture & Interiors• CraftDesign Indaba News / Festival...
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