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.
Barbie lives in Barbie Land and then a story happens… apparently. Global (17 December 2022) – Get ready moms (and dads) and anyone who loved Barbie growing up… cause…
“Our resilience, determination, hope and spirit, as South Africans, although challenged, disappointed, concerned and frustrated, is still on. We push forward. We persevere. We still on,” writes Mike Abel. …
It’s not the “most wonderful time of year” for everyone but we can try to make it a little better for each other. This is why mental health and kindness…
Stationed in the Nambiti Private Game Reserve, The Homestead comprises 12 eco-chic suites and a collection of upcycled electric vehicles for near-silent game drives. KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa (15 December…
A 6-year-old has just become the youngest published author in South Africa after releasing her first book. KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa (14 December 2022) – The dreams of a child and…
The KwaZulu-Natal DJ grew up in an under-resourced township called Clermont, “where opportunities were few and far between”, but it was her love of music that led her to become…
“We are overwhelmed and absolutely delighted to have received the ‘Africa’s Best’ award and acknowledgement by the World Cruise Awards.” Global (14 December 2022) – Johannesburg-based boutique cruise agency; Cruise…
Meet African Doctors Making a Difference! In Namibia, Dr Helena Ndume is giving hundreds of people their sight back — for free — while in South Africa, Dr Ncumisa Jilata…
Professors Hazel Sive and Aimee Stewart are being honoured for “changing the world for good”. Johannesburg South Africa (13 December 2022) – Wits University celebrates the achievements of thousands of…
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