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.
Make A Day Change A Life – new initiative to raise funds to better the lives of domestic workers who need help! Western Cape, South Africa (30 March 2021)…
Cashless made secure and effortless… and it’s finally available in South Africa! Hello Apple Pay! Johannesburg, South Africa (30 March 2021) – Cashless, secure and effortless… Apple Pay is…
After a 113 day COVID journey, this new mom, her newly transplanted lung and her newly born little baby can finally go home! Johannesburg, South Africa (30 March 2021)…
This is a truly South African story – the will, the grit, and the determination to create a product that will change the lives of so many people is something…
Thuli Madonsela sits down with Brent Lindeque to discuss the constitution, corruption, covid, compassion and passing on her knowledge to the future leaders of tomorrow… something she calls her next…
S’bu Zikode, a Human rights activist in South Africa, has been awarded the “Per Anger Prize” for 2021. Johannesburg, South Africa (29 March 2021) – The prize was awarded to S’bu…
This is an epic partnership and will see SA Tourism working closely with Netflix in promoting South Africa to the 204 million members around the world! Johannesburg, South Africa (29…
“The goal for me at the moment is that I really want to fight for a podium, every weekend would be fantastic,” – Brad Binder. Johannesburg, South Africa (29…
Three Professional Rugby Players have opened Hong Kong’s first Biltong Bar… bringing a uniquely South African experience to Wan Chai! Wan Chai, Hong Kong (28 March 2021) – Hong…
Four teens jumped into action and saved a young girl from drowning at a local beach in Jeffreys Bay. South Africa (28 March 2021) – The quick action of…
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