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.
“Old Mutual cares about this critical issue; we can begin to remove the stigma associated with Sexual Gender-Based Violence and Femicide and make a real difference to those affected in…
Move over Spot and Fluffy… Coco, Max and Bella are in the house and topping the list of South Africa’s top pet names! Johannesburg, South Africa (08 December 2022)…
Since putting the call out, the community have shared Daine’s story – and the crowdfunding page – all over social media to help Kelley’s plight to save her husband. …
Peter de Villiers has announced the South African Deaf Rugby National Squad ahead of World Deaf Sevens Championship. South Africa (08 December 2022) – The South African Deaf Rugby Association…
“You mentally pace yourself to spend a long time out at sea,” Alexforbes ArchAngel skipper Sibusiso Sizatu said. “We know we are in for the long haul – between 24…
The previous ANC Mayor allegedly allowed friends to live for free in the Mayoral Mansion but under the leadership of DA Mayor Tyrone Gray, Mogale City Municipality is converting the…
Binging on TV series, waking up at 2 am to snack, doom scrolling on social media, or pouring all the crisps into your mouth… that’s what Goblin Mode means and…
Launched over 65 years ago, the world’s longest-running hairdressing competition is celebrating South Africans! Johannesburg, South Africa (06 December 2022) – The hairdressing community are celebrating three South Africans…
A group of grade 9 learners raised over R400,000 to help build a new building for Vuka Nomtobhoyi Orphanage and Educare Centre in Langa Township. Western Cape, South Africa…
Silent Night, sung in Afrikaans, English and isiXhosa, is the most beautiful thing you will hear today! Western Cape, South Africa (06 December 2022) – A Stellies choir put…
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