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 days of unanswered calls and mounting frustration, Sam Wright believed her voice hadn’t made a difference. But the story was far from over. If you only have a…
South Africa fell in love with Jason Vanporppal during his epic skateboarding adventure. Now he’s coming back, and this time he’s on a mission to make Christmas special for disadvantaged…
A forgotten set of keys, a handwritten note and some very lekker Metro Police officers have given South Africans another reason to smile. Western Cape, South Africa (12 October…
South Africa is officially among the countries interested in hosting the 2036 Olympic Games, and if the magic of the 2010 FIFA World Cup taught us anything, it’s that we…
After spending 20 years navigating holiday accommodation challenges with her wheelchair-using husband, a Johannesburg woman has created a solution that could make travel easier for millions of South Africans. …
She grew up idolising Whitney Houston and now Gqeberha-born Belinda Davids will step into the iconic role of Rachel Marron! South Africa (11 October 2026) – A young South…
Your weekend deserves a little good news! We’ve rounded up some beautiful South African stories that celebrate the helpers, the healers, the heroes and the people making our country better….
From Cape Town to East London, four South African para surfers have overcome enormous challenges to reach the national team and now they are turning to the kindness of strangers…
This week’s poddie takes us behind the security detail and beyond the history books as Rory Steyn shares what it was really like spending time with Nelson Mandela. Johannesburg,…
Maybe you didn’t get your 10,000 steps today. Maybe you forgot to drink the water. Maybe dinner will be toast. Before you beat yourself up about it, can we talk…
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