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.
The Care Closet has hygiene products, dinner boxes, clean socks, a sewing kit and even clothing that kids can take for free, whenever they may need it. Even if it’s…
The pup has beaten the odds and has something so special and remarkable about him; besides his will to live, the fact that he sacrificed his own life to try…
R265,000 translates directly into 164 tanks of fuel that can cover a massive 148,113 km in response to animal cruelty reports. That’s countless lives saved, justice sought for many victims…
Foundations and companies are working with Gift of the Givers to help in this time of crisis, where so many people are devastated, displaced, in shock and in despair. …
The numbers make it clear: Cape Town is open for business! Western Cape, South Africa (14 March 2022) – New data is painting a positive outlook for tourism and…
This elephant lived in chains for 50 years. Just look at what he did when he was rescued! India (14 March 2022) – In 2022, Raju the elephant celebrates…
This week saw an emotional performance dedicated to a grandmother who is no longer here, a stunning Whitney Houston cover and a baker’s song that will leave you all in…
In order to make it to her second birthday, Gracey requires an urgent stem cell transplant, but can’t do it without your help! Western Cape, South Africa (14 March…
The Ndlovu Youth Choir are looking at the man in the mirror… and bringing us all the feels in the process! South Africa (14 February 2022) – The Ndlovu Youth Choir…
Kick4Life uses football to address social issues such as gender inequality and drug use, and educates the youth about HIV and AIDS, promoting testing. Maseru, Lesotho (12 March 2022)…
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