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Senegalese fans celebrate dramatic Afcon win

BBC News Africa  

Senegalese fans celebrate their team's victory at the Africa Cup of Nations.

South African national park closed due to floods

BBC News Africa  

Ongoing floods in the north-eastern provinces of South Africa has led to the closure of the world-famous Kruger National Park.

Water from thin air

Design Indaba  

University of Sydney’s breakthrough paint that cools and harvests water

EuroSuit

Design Indaba  

Decathlon’s intra-vehicular space suit prototype

Casa Italia

Design Indaba  

Nick Vinson in collaboration with Avanti Architects, has reimagined the Italian Embassy at 4 Grosvenor Square in London.

Chasing Sunbeams

Design Indaba  

UK artist Morag Myerscough unveils a new installation experience

Museum of Stolen Cultural Objects

Design Indaba  

Francis Kéré designs UNESCO’s Virtual Museum of Stolen Cultural Objects

Washing Machine Project

Design Indaba  

A design solution that aims to restore dignity, independence and time in vulnerable households.

The Bridge House

Design Indaba  

An inhabitable bridge by Wallmakers

Hypershell

Design Indaba  

The wearable aiming to redefine human mobility

Architecture for Trees

Design Indaba  

Earthen, 3D printed architecture for young trees

The Less Awkward Project

Design Indaba  

An innovative approach to designing confident childhoods

OnCue

Design Indaba  

An assistive keyboard to help people living with Parkinson’s type.

A HomeMore Project

Design Indaba  

San Francisco based The HomeMore Project develops a shelter aid for homeless individuals

Distant Family Dinner

Design Indaba  

A performative dining experience exploring connection and distance

David Rubenstein Treehouse

Design Indaba  

Studio Gang’s mass timber conference centre redefines Harvard’s campus architecture

Radically Human

Design Indaba  

Thomas Heatherwick, director of the 2025 Seoul Architecture Biennale sets a provocative mission: make cities radically human.

Lensare, wearable for harmful light stimuli

Design Indaba  

Student designed wearable for harmful light stimuli

Rahmah Library

Design Indaba  

Designed by The MAAK with support from the Rotary Club of Newlands and the Otto Foundation, the library serves 500 learners in District Six, Cape Town.

Baghdad Sustainable Forests

Design Indaba  

A Master Plan for Urban Renewal & Ecology

San Jose Update