Brent Lindeque is the founder and editor in charge at Good Things Guy.
Recognised as one of the Mail and Guardian’s Top 200 Young South African’s as well as a Primedia LeadSA Hero, Brent is a change maker, thought leader, radio host, foodie, vlogger, writer and all round good guy.
A nationwide fundraising effort has transformed generosity into action, replacing unsafe pit toilets at dozens of schools and giving learners the dignity they deserve. South Africa (28 July 2026)…
After nearly a year at sea and 40,000 nautical miles of racing, Cape Town skipper Dylan Kotze has completed the legendary Clipper Round the World Yacht Race, one of the…
A new programme across 38 Netcare emergency departments is creating more opportunities for victims of human trafficking to find safety. South Africa (27 July 2026) – Human trafficking is…
Tyla’s latest album, A*POP, is officially out, giving fans 14 new tracks that blend her signature style with exciting new influences while proudly carrying a South African heartbeat. Global…
Every week, thousands of good things unfold across South Africa. While we publish more than 100 good news stories, our weekly newsletter handpicks just 15. Here’s a sneak peek at…
From breathtaking ocean views to beautifully designed homes nestled beneath Table Mountain, Cape Town’s unique charm has earned it a coveted spot in a new global travel ranking. South…
Wendy Alberts has spent decades championing South Africa’s hospitality industry but her latest mission is encouraging people to discover the beauty of the country while creating meaningful impact along the…
Every Friday, more than 100,000 readers receive our Good Things Guy newsletter, packed with the week’s most inspiring stories. This Saturday Wrap-Up offers a taste of what made the cut……
The Black Mambas have become global icons for conservation, and one look at their daily patrols reveals exactly why their work is changing the future of South Africa’s wildlife. …
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