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.
150 litres of milk. Over 50 tiny lives. One mom who decided to give what she could and ended up changing everything. Western Cape, South Africa (11 August 2025)…
At 72 and 75, Lisa and Colin could be enjoying quiet days at home. Instead, they’re building a crèche out of plastic bottles and changing the world for an entire…
In just seven days, South Africans turned one woman’s desperate plea into a month of safety, comfort, and full bellies for 37 Pit Bulls… and one tiny Yorkie. South…
Tyla plays ‘This or That’ with Variety and chooses between the viral ‘Push to Start’ and ‘Water’ dances, her favourite South African slang word and who she’s listening to on…
It started with a bicycle, a wide-open field, and one very unlucky goalpost. And now, that unforgettable “My F*k, Marelize!” moment is the heart of a proudly “South AfriNamibian” film….
Netflix just dropped the second season of its smash-hit series, Wednesday, and Hyundai South Africa is parking itself squarely in the middle of the hype. South Africa (06 August…
What do you get when you mix river rubbish, relentless hope, and a South African woman with a never-say-die attitude? You get Tarryn Johnston… and her inspiring story is this…
This isn’t just a press release. It’s a deeply human moment… and a reminder of the power of compassion in unexpected places. Johannesburg, South Africa (05 August 2025) –…
Showmax just dropped the trailer for Khaki Fever and it’s equal parts laugh-out-loud funny and dangerously thirst-inducing. South Africa (05 August 2025) – If your guilty pleasure includes a…
A decade-long dream came true this weekend as marimba players from across the country united under one roof to set a Guinness World Record… and fill Cape Town with music…
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