The massive rise of technology has gone a long way to making the world less personal. Everything is being run by computers, products are being spat out by the million in China and we are all becoming faceless numbers.

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By participating in the Pecha Kucha Global Night for Haiti on 20th February 2010 at 20h20, creative people in Johannesburg helped raise US$ 1 million to be used by Architecture for Humanity to rebuild homes, schools, public buildings and other built environments in earthquake-devastated Haiti.

Ten simple truths for a design business – and the ten years of learning about them.

After much speculation, Apple has unveiled the iPad, which should prove a boon to the ailing print industry, with publishers predicting that the device will give a notable boost to the online reading model.

There’s a FIFA campaign running right now; you’ve probably seen it, because they’ve put a bit of cash behind it. Featuring a range of South Africans, mostly non-soccer supporters (which is usually code for “white women”) saying, in wonder, “I was there”, the key takeout focuses on the historical significance of 2010.

A host of award-winning Johannesburg advertising agencies have placed the city in a leading position in world creativity rankings. The Cannes Report 2009 placed Joburg in the top 10 of the world's Most Creative Cities last year, based on its innovative advertising industry. Joburg came in ahead of cities such as San Francisco, Amsterdam, Berlin and Buenos Aires.

"Farming should be viewed as the sustainable cultivation of a renewable resource," announces Design Indaba with its Protofarm 2050 project, presentation and exhibition.

"Farming should be viewed as the sustainable cultivation of a renewable resource," announces Design Indaba with its Protofarm 2050 project, presentation and exhibition.

"Farming should be viewed as the sustainable cultivation of a renewable resource," announces Design Indaba with its Protofarm 2050 project, presentation and exhibition.