“…Adding onto how specific cultures might have defuture the African personalities knowing of the present is showing how specific African designs have intervened in changing the organisation of resources, expertise, labour, capital, and power. Although there is an acknowledgement of how creativity has been championed in informal spaces, researchers in HCI have studied and documented the work practices of tech hubs, start-ups, and tech companies (e.g., [6,26,27]). Others have focused on how challenges of modernity can be reconstituted as sites for ideating and creating sustainable innovation [142] be it through critical thinking or in critical engagement with communities [160] A classic example is the work of Dayo Olapade which showcases ways in which the informal sector in Africa dissolves Western ideals of creativity and innovation, in both economic and political terms.…”