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.
Commitment, dedication and going above the call of duty! 43 security guards from Joburg receive prestigious awards! Johannesburg, South Africa (23 March 2022) – 43 Joburg security officers and…
After 57 years, Betty Nduli is ready to pack her Mealie trolley away as she heads into retirement… and the community are ready to give back to someone who has…
The funding has been earmarked for the Trust’s new sailing academy, opening this week at the V&A Waterfront. The Academy aims to give vulnerable, disadvantaged and disabled children the opportunity…
Connecting people to mental and emotional health resources around the world! Johannesburg, South Africa (20 March 2022) – As the COVID-19 pandemic and other traumas continue to impact mental health,…
Map1mp1 is a hero’s journey story structure like no other, considering the trials and tribulations Mapimpi had to tackle in order to become the first South African to score a try…
Naomi Schiff has joined the Sky Sports team to bring some ‘South African’ flair to Formula 1 presenting. Bahrain International Circuit (20 March 2022) – If you thought you heard…
When DHL approached Veldskoen with an idea to collaborate on a limited-edition shoe to highlight South African fashion, it was a no-brainer. London, UK (19 March 2022) – DHL…
This is the incredible story of how a disabled man has brought chess to one of Cape Town’s poorest schools! Western Cape, South Africa (19 March 2022) – The Queen’s…
An interactive food map has listed what it calls South Africa’s top 20 must-eat travel foods… but how accurate is it? Johannesburg, South Africa (18 March 2022) – Bunny…
Calling South Africa the “opportunity district”, our country’s pavilion is a melting pot of our culture and showcases how “innovation is informed by a keen understanding of the past and…
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