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.
Pokkel challenged a Stellenbosch University Campus Security officer to an epic dance-off during last night’s Varsity Cup game. Western Cape, South Africa (11 March 2020) – The Stellenbosch University (SU)…
A weekly dog training class for children has seen growth in the community, as the children learn to respect animals and report cases of cruelty. Atlantis, South Africa (10…
From lawn to food, this is a story of food resilience, regenerative farming methods and CSI combining to create the V&A Waterfront’s first Urban Food Garden. Cape Town, South…
I encourage all of you to free yourselves from fear. Things are changing. Change is what we can count on. We have each other. Global (10 March 2020) – Laura…
Simphiwe’s passion for his sport and the hard work and dedication he has put into mastering wheelchair basketball is gaining him the recognition he deserves. Johannesburg, South Africa (10…
A hilarious video is going viral “uncovering the truth” behind Eskom and the Load Shedding schedule. Cape Town, South Africa (09 March 2020) – What if Carte Blanche did an…
They always spoke about my fitness and looked up to me as their running teacher. They called me their role model, and it is so satisfying that they wanted to…
The cultural and creative industries, and in particular, the audio-visual sector has long been recognised as a catalyst for economic growth in South Africa with a potential to contribute immensely…
Saving lives via organ donation should be a priority for everyone. Cape Town, South Africa (08 March 2020) – December 3rd, 1967, is a date that will live on…
Sport has the ability to change lives. Both trail runners and cyclists have made a difference in the daily lives of children along the route of the KAP sani2c mountain…
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