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.
The Sunflower Fund is being backed by a community theatre putting on a production of Calendar Girls… the show will raise much-needed funds for the charity. Cape Town, South…
Restaurant Mosaic – has just been named the highest-ranking South African restaurant at the annual La Liste World Restaurant Awards in Paris. Paris, France (03 December 2019) – Chef Chantel…
We did it – now what? Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa – With the euphoria of our magnificent Rugby World Cup victory in Japan beginning to level off, we are beginning to…
The self-taught builder cannot read or write but was able to design and build the amazing “palace” by himself. Western Cape, South Africa – The most incredible interior-designed shack…
‘Demonstration of God’s love’: An Indiana church paid off over R100 million ($7.8 million) in medical debt for 5,940 families. Indiana, United States of America – This past weekend,…
Logistical issues in 2018 saw Cape Town step in as hosts of the tournament at the eleventh hour. Following the success and positive reviews from organisers and players alike, the…
Over the past three years, the passionate South African conservationist has been part of the team that completed three world-first expeditions! United Kingdom – Well-known KwaZulu-Natal conservationist Sheelagh Antrobus…
A South African Immersive Wildlife Company helped Ellen DeGeneres raise over R73 million for Gorillas in Africa! Johannesburg, South Africa (28 November 2019) – Habitat XR, a Johannesburg-based production…
With only around 5500 black rhinos remaining across their range in the wild, translocations to well-protected areas are essential in giving populations a chance for growth and survival and allowing…
Global survey shows surprisingly positive individual outlooks across the country. South Africa – South Africans are optimistic about their individual futures; a new survey has shown. Sixty-four per cent…
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