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.
After his lungs began to fail following a routine medical procedure, Gqeberha councillor Rano Kayser found himself in the fight of his life. Thanks to an extraordinary medical team and…
Most childhood dreams fade with time. Alex Torrão’s only got bigger, and on this week’s Good Things with Brent Lindeque, he shares what it takes to chase the Dakar Rally…
What started as one performance outside San Salvador Home has grown into a movement of connection and inclusion… and now, this choir is ready to take it across South Africa….
Mathew Riddle was gatvol of asking telemarketers to remove his number, only for another unknown caller to phone the next day, so he did what good problem-solvers do: he built…
A forever family, R60 for potatoes, 27 school toilets, 5,500 kilometres on a skateboard and one very loved dog… this week’s good news came in many different forms… but kindness…
More than 209,000 emergency calls were answered by Netcare 911 over the past year, but one little girl’s remarkable recovery has become a moving reminder of the difference paramedics make…
South Africa has plenty to celebrate after Cape Town, Johannesburg and Durban all featured among Africa’s top five airports in the latest Skytrax rankings. Western Cape, South Africa (10…
South African DJ legend Lady Lea opens up about her journey, from sneaking into clubs with fake IDs to playing for more than a million people. Johannesburg, South Africa…
There’s a new cast keeping watch on one of South Africa’s most exciting coastal destinations… and unlike the red swimsuits of the TV series, these heroes are the real deal….
A viral Facebook post has South Africans in stitches after revealing what appears to be a redesigned Zam-Buk tin, with many joking that making it easier to open has robbed…
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