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.
You can now go on a virtual tour of South Africa’s top natural attractions from the comfort of your own home. Google South Africa has announced the launch of the…
When Ashley from the Hout Bay Partnership happened upon an ASPCA article on children’s reading programs in animal shelters she immediately thought of Olu’s Dream Cocoa Clubs based at Oranjekloof…
There are many causes of blindness, but over half of all cases are caused by cataracts. Normally, a risky operation is needed to restore sight to those afflicted with them,…
39 year-old Tracy Warshal noticed the man behind her in line at an Aldi supermarket was shuffling around looking for his wallet. Realizing he’d forgotten it, Tracy offered to pay…
In her pursuit of seeing young township tennis players succeed in the sport she loves, leading local match official Mpho Makhoba says she spends 90% of her hard-earned money paving…
A skills training initiative designed to boost eco-tourism in Southern Africa and combat unemployment has so far exposed a total of 116 students to the demands of field guiding as…
President Jacob Zuma will earn R2 874 851 a year when his salary increase kicks in on April 1. The salary increase was approved in the National Assembly on Thursday,…
There is nothing better in the world than staying in bed a few minutes longer than usual and the cute bulldog from the following video knows that for sure. Meet…
A drink company completely juiced Bic over its sexist pens. After receiving Bic’s “For Her” pens — yes, you read that right — in the mail, staff at U.K. smoothie…
This week huddleUP connects with a very familiar organisation called GEM. GEM is a mobile rewards platform for volunteers in South Africa who can earn points by doing community work,…
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