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.
A broken bicycle, a Facebook post and a wave of generosity came together to create something far bigger than anyone expected. Johannesburg, South Africa (07 January 2026) – Community…
South Africa’s festive season is powered by more than sunshine and celebrations; it is sustained by people who show up when it would be easier not to… this is a…
In a home tucked away in Magaliesburg, babies who have known abandonment and trauma are being held, protected and reminded, through action, that they matter. Johannesburg, South Africa (07…
After the death of their son Ky, Jen Rowe found herself paying closer attention to the way people speak, listen and show up for one another. KY-ND emerged as her…
Behind the GRAMMY win and global acclaim, Wouter Kellerman describes 2025 as a year that sharpened his priorities and deepened his sense of purpose. Johannesburg, South Africa (06 January…
For some children, school shoes are a given. For many others, they are a luxury. As 2026 begins, South Africans are closing that gap with practical, thoughtful solutions. South…
Not all heroes wear uniforms. Some simply stop their car, step out and refuse to look away. Johannesburg, South Africa (04 January 2026) – New Year’s Day is usually…
Crissy Holme has a way of turning complicated emotions into simple, beautiful moments. Her new single, “Disappearing”, is another example of why her voice matters. Johannesburg, South Africa (04…
An ostrich swimming in a pool sounds like a typo. It’s not. It’s real, it’s glorious… and it happened right here in South Africa. South Africa (04 January 2026)…
With a bit of planning and a realistic look at the calendar, 2026 offers some solid opportunities for South Africans to rest properly, and yes, we know that usually starts…
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