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.
Last night, South Africa’s celebs celebrated the new season of Bridgerton, with a fabulous affair! Johannesburg, South Africa (27 March 2022) – Wealth, lust, and betrayal set against the…
I’ve very excited. It’s great to be able to play international indoor cricket again. The last time we played international cricket was at the Masters in Cape Town in 2019….
Of the R774 billion committed, around R316 billion has so far been invested. Of the 152 investment pledges, 45 projects have been completed. A further 57 are under construction. …
The ‘clean up’ project aims to promote recycling and discourage dumping. Western Cape, South Africa (25 March 2022) – Activists from the Environmental Monitoring Group (EMG) and Bardale High School…
Renosterveld is the richest bulb habitat on earth but is also one of South Africa’s most threatened ecosystems. Western Cape, South Africa (24 March 2022) – In 2012, the…
The voluntary association, developed from the neighbourhood watch, takes a supportive approach to homelessness in the area. Western Cape, South Africa (24 March 2022) – Wednesday saw the first…
A Burmese kitty named Kooks hitched a ride from Rondebosch to St Francis Bay… 700 kilometres away and the 5 grannies who were going on holiday, had no ‘kooking’ clue!…
The trailer for Africa’s first big blockbuster Netflix movie – Silverton Siege – has just been released… and it looks epic! Pretoria, South Africa (24 March 2022) – Guns, fast…
The Rhino bond is a groundbreaking approach to enabling private sector investment in global public goods — in this case, biodiversity conservation, a key global development challenge New York,…
Two South Africans are setting off on an epic charity cycling trip – travelling from Japan to the Women’s Rugby World Cup in New Zealand. Why? To deliver the whistle for…
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