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.
New ‘FillaPot’ Campaign Plans to Feed Vulnerable Communities! Western Cape, South Africa (30 November 2020) – Ladles of Love is calling on everyone to be ‘love activists’ this festive season…
Bizarre dragon-like sea creature dubbed ‘the most beautiful killer in the ocean’ washed up on a South African beach! Western Cape, South Africa (30 November 2020) – An incredibly…
2020 is the year that broke the camel’s back when it comes to rampant and unsustainable consumer capitalism… this is the rise of Conscious Consumers! Johannesburg, South Africa (30…
The City of Cape Town is pleased to once again receive this recognition – Being able to retain the status of all 10 Blue Flag beaches can be attributed to…
It’s not just 16 Days of Activism – this is 365 days of action! Pretoria, South Africa (29 November 2020) – A 24-hour facility dealing with Gender-Based Violence (GBV)…
From memes comparing the Boerboel Wear model to Captain America and comments calling this our “fifty shades of khaki” to South Africans asking if they could buy the shoes with…
UberNam will soon be available in certain areas of Johannesburg and Cape Town and across Durban with trips starting from only R19! Johannesburg, South Africa (29 November 2020) –…
While Robben Island draws more than 300 000 visitors annually, one of its biggest challenges is the waste that it encounters on its coastlines largely attributed to waste from passing…
No more fake snow! 134 local crafters and designers have contributed to spreading hope and light at the V&A Waterfront by using upcycled, sustainable decor which brings proudly South African…
A Sauvignon Blanc produced by Cape Town’s iconic wine estate, Groot Constantia, has just been named as the best in the world. Western Cape, South Africa (28 November 2020)…
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