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.
Captain Fanplastic is here to teach a new generation vital environmental literacy skills to navigate a #NoTrashButTreasue future. South Africa (05 June 2020) – Ahoy! As World Oceans Day…
The national lockdown offered the City of Cape Town, in partnership with the National Government and the University of Cape Town, a unique research opportunity to learn more about litter…
While the national lockdown has left many South Africans frustrated, these tenacious teens have put their pedalling power to not only turn a profit but also to find an innovative…
Funds raised from this campaign will be used to create a future for Collins Khosa’s children… where they can live, not go to bed hungry and achieve an education. …
“People’s resistance to colonial and apartheid laws has taught me that when the law is unjust, violating it is not only justified as legitimate; it is exalted as heroic.” –…
The long-term implications of the virus are undeniable and as we enter into a period of uncertainty, it is necessary to reflect on the character of higher education into the…
Everyone is doing something to help; Coronavirus has spurned a hands-on approach to helping that we’ve not seen in South Africa since the demise of Apartheid. South Africa (03…
More than 12 000 consumer packs will be distributed to vulnerable communities across South Africa! South Africa (3 June 2020) – Proctor & Gamble (P&G) South Africa recently donated…
Stefan Terblanche, Odwa Ndungane, Butch James and other Rugby Legends joined forces to feed vulnerable South Africans in need. Johannesburg, South Africa (02 June 2020) – Last Friday (29 May),…
The best way to embrace our new normal is to PREPARE … and be realistic. Johannesburg, South Africa (03 June 2020) – A teacher from Benoni has shared advice…
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