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.
Waves for Change is a surf therapy charity that has helped children as well as trained coaches in surfing, lifesaving, child protection and trauma counselling. Cape Town, South Africa…
For those of you who are going through some struggles and challenges today no matter what they are, just remember that you still have the ability to rise. Pain is…
America’s Got Talent’s’ Ndlovu Youth Choir has been offered a deal by Simon Cowell! Johannesburg, South Africa – They may have not won America’s Got Talent but the Ndlovu…
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex — Prince Harry and Meghan — and their son Archie arrived in South Africa on Monday for their 10-day visit to Africa. Cape…
Do Quang Thien (20), from Vietnam said, “In the next few months I want to reach 100 or more people to talk about wildlife crime directly, and I will do…
All 20 squads for the Rugby World Cup have been announced and looking at the 558 players named in the 18 non-African teams for the biggest showpiece in world rugby;…
About 6 trillion cigarettes are manufactured a year and over 90% of them contain plastic filters. That’s more than one million tonnes of plastic. Cape Town, South Africa –…
15 incredible South African restaurants to add to your bucket list! Johannesburg, South Africa – The people have spoken… South Africa’s favourite eateries for Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal were just…
Although the last wild case of polio in South Africa occurred in 1989, deficiencies in the country’s routine immunisation coverage and surveillance systems resulted in South Africa’s polio-free status being…
The Springboks have rotated their squad for Saturday’s must-win cross-border battle with northern neighbours Namibia, making 13 changes to the starting line-up that appeared in the opening Rugby World Cup…
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