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.
Three brave officers thought they were searching for a stolen car… but instead they found a giant python that needed help. Deep in the bushes near a busy neighbourhood,…
When a cauliflower disappeared from Johan Scott’s garden, he didn’t get angry… he planted more vegetables for everyone to share. A cauliflower went missing one day in a small…
A friendly car guard and an elderly grandpa formed a beautiful friendship that touched hearts across South Africa. Every week, Samantha and her grandpa Gavin would go shopping together….
Mandisa once watched planes from outside an airport fence… now she flies them herself. Little Mandisa loved looking up at the sky. Whenever planes flew overhead, she would stop…
Every day, Sthembiso stood at the traffic lights wearing a suit and believing life could still get better. Every morning, while cars rushed through a busy intersection, one man…
A young petrol attendant’s determination eventually opened the door to medical school. Ntando Makhubela had a very big dream. He wanted to become a doctor. At school, Ntando worked…
What started as a chance encounter during a brutal Cape Town storm has now turned into one of the most emotional stories South Africa has seen this year, with more…
A wandering elephant seal turned an ordinary morning into an unforgettable rescue adventure. Early one morning in Gordon’s Bay, people could hardly believe their eyes. An enormous elephant seal…
One stranger stopped to help another during Cape Town’s violent weather this week, and by the next morning, South Africans from around the globe had donated more than R380,000 to…
South Africans are rallying behind Cango Wildlife Ranch after devastating floods left the conservation facility fighting to rebuild. The Oudtshoorn institution, which has spent over four decades protecting endangered species…
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