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.
“When a South African community comes together, anything is possible!” Johannesburg, South Africa (01 February 2023) – There was hardly a dry eye as parents and teachers at St…
The video features a parody of “Watch me Whip” and has garnered over 300,000 views in just 4 hours, proving that South Africans have a way of making light of…
There is a lot going on in South Africa right now. Let’s unpack everything from JanuWorry, to loose tigers, loadshedding and potholes… but let’s also look at the other side….
The selfless efforts of the model in running this gruelling race in the scorching heat to raise funds for the Animal Clinic in need is truly admirable. Western Cape,…
The song and project is incredibly dear to the Drakensberg Boys Choir as it brings to light an issue that impacts our youth greatly. If something doesn’t get done to…
According to a security company involved, “the young tiger in Edenvale has been sedated and taken to a sanctuary for safekeeping” but the NSPCA is launching a full investigation into…
“The last time we were this united as South Africans was in 2010 during the World Cup. Yeyi! We are fighting them!!” Johannesburg, South Africa (30 January 2023) –…
SADAG has just released a “loadshedding survey” asking the entire nation to participate. Johannesburg, South Africa (29 January 2023) – The South African Depression and Anxiety Group is inviting South…
To give Jasmijn the best care, her family have exhausted their medical aid and spent all their savings. Now South Africa is rallying together to help the little one. …
“There was a stage I was wondering what was going to come sooner… the end of Loadshedding or our JanuWorry pay-check? Like I said, when you’re in January, it puts…
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