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.
If anything South Africans have proven how incredibly resilient we are… and maybe what we need right now are more people, with more sandwich and avocado ideas! Johannesburg, South…
The biggest line-up of performers since ‘Concert in the Park’ to pay tribute to the iconic Johnny Clegg! Johannesburg, South Africa (3 March 2020) – On the 25th of…
In response to the plea by South Africans to return home, the Government has instructed the inter-ministerial committee to effect plans to evacuate and repatriate the citizens. Johannesburg, South…
At a time of deepening rot in the education system, we see in Professor Karodia a man on a mission to salvage the African academic sector! Johannesburg, South Africa…
Twelve organ transplant recipients are braving the Cape Town Cycle Tour to celebrate a second chance at life! Cape Town, South Africa (3 March 2020) – On Sunday, 8…
The annual Miles for Smiles cycle tour kicked off in Port Elizabeth! Port Elizabeth, South Africa (3 March 2020) – Spanning 1,000km, the third annual Miles for Smiles (MFS)…
A South African – who wishes to remain anonymous – just donated R84 000 to “I have a Name” after the founder was recently held-up and robbed at gunpoint. …
The Springbok Sevens team scored twice in the last minute of one of the most dramatic finals ever to first force extra time and then claimed a sudden death try…
The dogs are proving to be extremely effective, and the team are considered the best anti-poaching unit on the continent. Johannesburg, South Africa (2 March 2020) – This week…
Nellie’s transformation is nothing short of miraculous thanks to the love and treatment she was able to receive from the dedicated SPCA staff. Western Cape, South Africa (1 March…
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