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‘Why I decided to call my brand MaXhosa’
Designer Laduma Ngxokolo has kept his family together in his business
Joey Hi-Fi: Book cover chameleon
The intricate book covers Dale Halvorsen designs are at once gripping trailers and accurate visual summaries of the stories that lie beneath them.
SA’s Tlale makes waves at New York Fashion Week
South African designer David Tlale has put on a sophisticated show at the renowned New York Fashion Week with an elegant, minimalist collection.
Eating, sleeping and living art
From interior design to outdoor exhibitions, Nicholas Kerr has
found his niche in the creative world.
Affordable objects of affection
Even first-time buyers can kit out their homes in fantastic designer items, thanks to Lunetta Bartz.
Shifting shapes
Baskets with polo necks, slouchy vessels, giant sea-anemone pouffes - what is up with craft at this year's expo?
Leaders of the creative pack
The Design Indaba strives to bring the foremost contemporary thought leaders to South Africa each year.
Bringing global diversity to local shores
Initially known for its flagship conference and later the widely popular expo, Design Indaba has added to its creative offerings over the years.
Collection gets luxury objects down to an art
A new collaboration sees a handful of fine artists joining up with local designers to create unique designer objects.
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Call for applications for the position of GCRO executive director
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Ethics and internal financial controls add value to the public sector
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