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 Junior Springboks just reminded the world why South African rugby is a force to be reckoned with, clinching the U20 World Championship in a thrilling showdown against New Zealand….
It’s not often that a voice so familiar on the airwaves turns to us with a personal ask… but GoodHope FM’s Lorenzo Darries needs a new heart and our support….
The world may not have known their name a month ago… but thanks toa recent Paris trip, Thanda Choir is now on everyone’s lips. Paris, France (20 July 2025)…
Nine tries. A stadium full of roaring fans. And a group of Springboks who reminded the world exactly why they wear the number one ranking with pride. Nelspruit South…
From golfing with legends to battling addiction, Anton Haig has walked a road few see… and even fewer survive. But where many fall, he chose to rise. Johannesburg, South…
Their voices moved millions, and now they’re being honoured as part of something even bigger… Mzansi Youth Choir’s AGT audition is officially one for the record books. Global (18…
Travelling always opens your eyes… and sometimes it makes you want to smuggle fruit trees home. Let me explain. France (16 July 2025) – I was recently invited to…
From local queen to international icon… Bianca Edwards has taken the global title of Royal International Miss, and South Africa couldn’t be prouder. Global (16 July 2025) – South…
You’ve seen the videos, you’ve heard the voice… now it’s time to meet the storyteller making “Cool Story Bru” part of our everyday scroll. Johannesburg, South Africa (16 July…
They say our pavements are charging cars. We say: have you seen our potholes? A viral fake story about South African sidewalks has sparked a hilarious online reaction. Global…
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