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.
On 29th June, Farai Mubaiwa (Founder of Africa Matters) was awarded the prestigious Queen’s Young Leader (QYL) Award at The Buckingham Palace, along with two other South Africans, Chantelle De Abreu and Aditi…
The Put Foot Foundation is gifting young, underprivileged children “Hope, Pride, and Dignity” through a pair of brand-new, quality school shoes! Johannesburg, South Africa (13 July 2024) – The…
Simon Makgobela, a professional para-cyclist is inspiring an entire community with his strength and resilience. The talented cyclist was seen waiting at a stop street asking for donations to help…
A dramatic sea rescue has been carried out off the Durban coast on Tuesday to save the lives of 30 crew, who had abandoned their ship after it caught fire….
Watch out for Jayden K Smith, warns the message. He’s a hacker who will gain access to your Facebook account if you accept his friend request. Except it’s all…
The City of Johannesburg have launched extended hours at 10 city Libraries to assist that our youth, especially from disadvantaged backgrounds, have safe learning and studying environments after hours. When…
Mimi Women makes sure that schoolgirls who cannot afford it, receive sanitary pads. Since its inception in 2013, 32,500 schoolgirls have been helped. “The reason that some of you…
A South African man who cycled alone across the entire continent of Africa for charity is planning his next adventure, in the name of good things. Johannesburg-born solo cyclist…
Record-breaking long-distance swimmer Sarah Ferguson, who has swum some of the country’s fiercest ocean passages, has set her sights on the Ka’iwi channel between the Hawaiian islands as her next…
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