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.
On the eve of this year’s Rugby World Cup Final, three Laureus legends recall their experiences of a historic day at Ellis Park in Johannesburg. Yokohama, Japan – Ahead…
A Cape Town volunteer-run soup kitchen has arranged a big screen and snacks to bring the Bokke gees to a group of 150 homeless Capetonians on Saturday! Western Cape,…
Capture with your iPad or iPhone: “What defines you as a South African?” Johannesburg, South Africa – iStore and Think Ahead last week presented the annual Excellence in Education…
The Springboks as well as South Africa’s Director of Rugby, Rassie Erasmus, have been nominated for prestigious honours in the World Rugby awards. Tokyo, Japan – The Springboks have…
A homeless man who had not eaten for two days was left speechless and emotional when BI Phakathi stepped in to help him… and reminded us all what human-kindness is…
Oh, Bokke, our Bokke. We are Stronger Together! Pretoria, South Africa – Matt Proudfoot, Springbok forwards coach, recently explained to curious international media the place that the team occupies…
An Illinois mother said she was completely freaked out after she spotted what looked like a ‘ghost baby’ sleeping in her son’s crib. Illinois, United States of America –…
The Awards are revered as the highest accolade in hospitality, and a promise of unparalleled guest service excellence, recognising exceptional contributions by hotels, lodges, casinos, resorts, retreats, spas and restaurants…
Chastity Patterson has been texting her late dad’s phone every day for about 4 years and finally got a response… from a man who lost his daughter in 2014. …
A new mobile clinic has just been launched to provide free healthcare to primary school children who are not able to get healthcare in their areas! KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa…
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