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.
Fake news attempts about arsonist arrests and hijacking donation trucks are just trying to derail humanitarian need to Knysna. Capt. Malcolm Pojie, spokesperson for the South African Police in…
A South African expat living in the UK has managed to raise over R300 000 to assist victims of the Knysna Fire. Natalie Grundlingh, a South African living in…
Kate Collins wrote a poem as a tribute to her aunt and uncle who lost their beautiful family home in the Knysna fire. A tribute written to bring them some…
Community members have taken to social media to help each other with new blazes in the Port Elizabeth area which flared up late last night. The Herald Live reported…
Beezy Bailey, an artist from Plettenberg Bay wrote a poignant post after he received a photo of his home burning down during the recent blazes. The Western Cape has…
Lioda Conrad, an artist from Knysna wrote a harrowing emotional post after she fled from the raging fires explaining what she went through that night. Knysna, South Africa (09…
The Minister of Women in the Presidency, Susan Shabangu, invited The Philanthropic Collection to move the date of The SheEO SleepOut™ Event to Tuesday 8 August 2017, the eve of…
Incredible performance by a Deaf singer on America’s Got Talent received a standing ovation and left the crowd in tears. Mandy Harvey blew the crowd away with an original performance…
South African “no-frills airline” has offered to sponsor flights for qualified firefighters to get to Knysna to assist with the blaze. With around 10 000 residents already having been…
Uber in Cape Town are picking up all your donations for the Knysna Fire victims today for free! Here’s all you need to know. The Western Cape has been…
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