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.
He was just 17, but in his final moments, Divann Lamprecht made a choice that would change and save lives. Kempton Park, South Africa (15 July 2025) – Sometimes,…
When a traumatised pangolin arrived at Johannesburg Wildlife Veterinary Hospital, she brought sass, scars and a spark of hope with her. Undisclosed Location (15 July 2025) – When Shumi…
They call themselves the Hangklip Hardcore Hackers… and they’re proving that hope, purpose and a good coffee break can bring people together in extraordinary ways. Western Cape, South Africa…
When Emily Cross boarded a small flight from Durban to Cape Town, she wasn’t expecting a message, let alone one that felt like it came from someone she’d just lost….
The Red Wall saga has taken another delicious turn, and this time, it’s SPAR stepping in to serve up some joy… and free chips. Johannesburg, South Africa (12 July…
South Africa’s Grammy-winning pop star Tyla has just gifted the world a new anthem and it’s got all the ingredients for a global smash. Global (12 July 2025) –…
A wildly satirical article about robbers accidentally hijacking a snake transport truck has gone viral in South Africa… and the funniest part? Half the country thinks it’s real. South…
Armed with a dream, a drum, and the backing of her community, Siobhan Naudé is set to shine on the global stage in Glasgow. South Africa (11 July 2025)…
Some meals feed your body. This one fed my soul. And in the heart of Nice, a South African boytjie reminded me what true hospitality tastes like. Baie Dankie Jan…
When Dr Paulo de Valdoleiros opened a “pay-what-you-can” clinic, the world took notice. Six years later, he’s still showing us what real care looks like. South Africa (09 July…
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