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.
The City of Johannesburg’s Smart City project officially kicked off on Wednesday, with the successful launch of the Braamfontein Wireless Mesh. “We see this is as very transformative initiative that…
Tired of working 40+ hour work weeks? You might want to consider packing your bags and booking a one-way flight to Sweden. Sweden is moving towards a standard 6-hour work…
In a first for South Africa, the locally produced and filmed movie For Love and Broken Bones has won the Portland Film Festival’s main award, Best Film. Out of the…
Actor Kelvin Moon Loh was performing in a matinee of “The King and I” on Broadway when he heard a commotion in the audience. During a particularly intense moment in…
A woman mistook a DIY substance used for filling gaps around the home with styling mousse – and ended up having the worst ‘bad hair day’ ever. Accidentally going orange…
The social network announced on Tuesday it’s testing a new feature called profile videos, which will let users upload seven-second clips instead of a static avatar. Check out the GIF…
Six year-old Mable has been fighting leukemia for two years. Her one wish? To be a super hero for a day. Thanks to The Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada…
Todd Bachman was ready to walk his daughter down the aisle. He also knew he couldn’t do it alone. Bachman stopped daughter Brittany Peck’s wedding processional Saturday to request the…
A British medical team has developed an operation that some say may be a cure for age-related blindness, it was revealed Tuesday. Sky News reported that a team of doctors…
This is Samuel Meixueiro, who’s fallen on hard times. He lost his home and has been sleeping in a church. In order to keep his job, Meixueiro walks from Kansas…
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