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.
Every year, Ford vehicles use of recycled plastics globally prevents 1.2 billion bottles being dumped! Pretoria, South Africa – Ford has found a clever way of reusing millions of…
71% of South Africans believe canned hunting should be banned, and 76% of South Africans believe canned hunting to be unethical, but there is more that you can do to…
They will replace the broken down and ageing fleet, and bring the EMS fleet to 101 ambulances servicing Johannesburg residents. Johannesburg, South Africa – This past Thursday, 20 June…
An exciting project in the Riebeek Valley will see a talented ex-convict from a disadvantaged background exhibit his exceptional clay artworks alongside renowned artists as part of the annual Solo…
The second litter of cheetah cubs has successfully been born into the protected wild of Kuzuko Lodge as part of the joint “Breeding, Wilding and Release Project”, set up by…
A pair of prized All-Star takkies ruined by old engine oil was how Moses Mokgosi’s passion for the proper disposal of used lubricant oil started. Soweto, South Africa –…
This week on Inside Africa, CNN International travels along the roads of South Africa to meet the First Nation People who are on an expedition to celebrate those who first…
A South African runner whose transport broke down, resorted to hitchhiking to get there… and then won the race! Knysna, South Africa – How do you overcome a rough…
Landmark street art mural unveiled in Cape Town Central Business District (CBD). Cape Town, South Africa – The redevelopment of Cape Town’s last remaining city block has kicked off…
The pup who stayed by the side of his unconscious owner for two whole days… now needs a home. Parow, Cape Town – You may recall the incredibly special…
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