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.
Sixteen children and a handful of their mothers found the only door to their library room in Morton Public Library blocked by a man who held hunting knives in each…
A personal crusader on a mission to empower through the power of positive thinking, Brent Lindeque has achieved global recognition for this forward thinking approach, and has inspired a nation….
Adam Ashley-Cooper jumped the fence immediately after the Wallabies’ victory over Wales at Twickenham at the weekend to dedicate the win to a seriously ill childhood friend in the stands….
Although the discussion of Human Trafficking is in no way regarded as a comfortable topic in any given setting, the formerly apathetic response and failure to address Human Trafficking that…
The reason why men have been spotted walking around with a single fingernail painted on just one hand is pretty awesome and all for a good cause! The fingernail…
The only thing more amazing than this photo of a woman in a wedding dress looking appropriately badass at the scene of a car accident is the story behind it….
Two to three nights a week, Dr. Jim Withers rubbed dirt in his hair and muddied up his clothes before walking the streets of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, searching for the very…
Some say that Canadians are a particular breed of nice, and in a case like this, it’s hard to disagree with them. A photo of a stranger allowing a special…
Pip Wheaton is the founder of enke: Make Your Mark, a youth development organisation that inspires, trains and supports young people as they take action on the most urgent social…
Dozens of people from the farming community in Illinois came together to help a terminally ill man harvest his crops in Galva, Illinois. WXIN reports that photos of the…
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