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.
World-wide eating disorders affect more than 70 million people and account for a staggering 10,200 deaths annually; that’s one death every 52 minutes every year! Western Cape, South Africa…
85,000 bottles of wine, 5,500 labels: Restaurant Mosaic’s wine collection is hard to comprehend! Tshwane, South Africa (16 March 2021) – Imagine discovering the door to a cave of hidden…
Whether it is learning about the old underground storm tunnels in Cape Town, the fossil park up the West Coast, or the Japanese Gardens in Durban, there are many historic…
Recalibrating the universe – restore the balance by doing something good for someone else. Don’t let the cruel make you unkind, and don’t let the unkind make you cruel, rather take…
The discovery of the “Lost Hoard” is believed to be another piece of the Kruger Millions urban legend. Centurion, South Africa (15 March 2021) – A rare, intriguing trove of…
Still hoarding those tins of baked beans, peaches or tuna that you bought at the beginning of lockdown? Well now you can swop them for some lekker Nando’s chips… and…
Raees Carim was just 20 years old when he came up with the concept, but after 2 years of coding, the young South African has just launched his “Uber Delivery…
More than 3,000 members and 308,000 interactions since piloting Lil-Lets Talk – a platform for empowering conversations for all life’s periods. Johannesburg, South Africa (15 March 2021) – Lil-Lets South…
Their 1.2 million members of Rotary International take action to create lasting change, pouring their passion and integrity into completing projects that have a lasting impact. Johannesburg, South Africa…
Five school shirts can be made from one king-size bed sheet, and over 3,000 have been gifted to underprivileged kids in South Africa! Western Cape, South Africa (13 March…
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