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.
In the middle of a busy shopping centre, in a foreign country, a South African mom found a message on a small yellow sticky note that mirrored her entire journey……
When a local idea meets real need, it does not take long for people to rally behind it. That is exactly what happened when SKUBU, a refill store built for…
For many Millennials and Gen Xers, even here in South Africa, James Van Der Beek was part of our growing up, our late-night conversations, and our first lessons about identity,…
What began as a modest R20,000 goal on the 31st of January has grown into R600,000, built largely from small donations by ordinary people determined to honour David Sejobe’s life….
Balancing a full-time career with elite-level training is no small feat, yet Shiven Bodasing has turned that demanding schedule into a defining international triumph. Western Cape, South Africa (11…
After a motorbike accident left him paralysed from the chest down, Joey Evans made a decision that would change everything… he would not let his circumstances define his future. …
This February, a single bicycle will carry far more than a rider from Clarens to Cape Town; it will carry stories of loss, gratitude and a deep belief that midlife…
Just in case you want to watch the Super Bowl Halftime show… we got the deets. Global (09 February 2026) – For many South Africans, the Super Bowl Halftime…
From record-breaking swimmer to global sports leader, Kirsty Coventry continues to use her voice with intention, turning a major sporting moment into a reminder of shared humanity. Global (09…
South Africans may not find the Winter Olympics on their usual TV channels this year, but that doesn’t mean the Games are out of reach. With our athletes representing the…
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