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.
Jo and Danny talk about what they set out to achieve with this new show, they also tease the possibility of international guests, including George Clooney. South Africa (24…
Little Books Big Feelings is a read-along book series whose upcoming release “I have Butterflies in my Tummy” was born amid the COVID-19 pandemic. South Africa (24 July 2020)…
For Henley Africa, the new relationship further cements an academic ethos that is rooted in Africa but infused by the very best in the world. South Africa (24 July…
The researchers found that South Africa’s unique catsharks, such as pyjama and puffadder sharks, along with the larger seven-gill shark, have a strong affinity to habitats used by many marine…
Cars like this Ferrari rarely go on sale and can largely be found in the private collections of celebrities and racing drivers. Western Cape, South Africa (23 July 2020) –…
Together we Bloom – 250 bright pink potted Cyclamen were laid out to spell HEROES, on the grass next to the entrance of the Charlotte Maxeke Hospital in Johannesburg! …
Yup, you can book Louw Breytenbach to clean your house at just R400 a day! Johannesburg, South Africa (22 July 2020) – Louw Breytenbach is an avid performer and…
Today South Africa can celebrate 208 144 COVID-19 recoveries in the country. South Africa (22 July 2020) – As of the 22 July 2020, there were 168 286 active…
The target of 67 000 litres of soup was exceeded, and instead, 77 455 litres was cooked, serving 309 820 cups of soup to hungry people all over the country. South Africa…
No fast-food, no smoking, jogging only allowed between 6 am and 9 am, no roast chicken and putting your mask on wrong… Chicken Licken sums up SA lockdown! Johannesburg,…
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