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.
John the elephant was known for causing chaos… until one ranger discovered what he really needed. Far away in the beautiful Addo Elephant National Park lived a very big…
This week on “Good Things with Brent Lindeque”, we chat to Wouter Kellerman about leaving behind safety, following passion and building an award-winning career from a dream that refused to…
Twenty young South Africans are building farming businesses from compact solar-powered units in a pilot programme aiming to tackle both youth unemployment and food insecurity at the same time. …
Former rugby star Rhys Thomas has been given a second chance at life after a successful heart transplant in Cape Town following nearly ten years of battling heart failure. …
Johannesburg has launched a groundbreaking EcoFilter project in the Upper Jukskei catchment, combining natural water purification, real-time environmental monitoring and community farming in one powerful solution. Johannesburg, South Africa…
A viral Facebook story about a ranger named Sipho Nkosi and an elephant called Mnumzane captured hearts around the world this weekend, prompting SANParks to issue an official statement confirming…
Machines breathed for him. Specialists worked around the clock. And his parents held onto hope as seven-month-old Refiloe fought through one of the most critical moments of his young life….
The Garden Route has just been ranked among the world’s most Instagrammable road trips, adding another global title to its growing list of accolades. South Africa (16 May 2026)…
Visitors to the Kruger National Park were left amazed when a legendary old lion appeared after years without a sighting. Deep in the Kruger National Park, where dusty roads…
A simple act of kindness at a petrol station became a story that touched hearts across South Africa. Justin sat in his car feeling worried. His petrol tank was…
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