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.
A phenomenal deal is bringing daily ICC cricket near-live action to fans on the go for just R10. New internet TV service DEOD (Digital Entertainment on Demand) by on-demand…
DHL Express has partnered with Western Cape Government to deliver all donated goods to the Joint Operations Centre in Knysna. DHL is the leading global brand in the logistics…
A Paramedic who found himself at the other end of an accident scene while helping a victim… has recovered and is ready to get back to saving lives. Paramedics…
Social media users have started capturing and sharing photos and videos of the #CapeStorm as it hit the Mother City early this afternoon. Capetonians are set to experience a significant…
What better way to spend a sunny Joburg Winter’s day than with good music, good food and good friends… all dressed up for a good cause. GROUND is excited…
South Africans are “buying beds” for the homeless as a massive cold front hits Cape Town… this is how you can get involved too! We are all familiar with…
Two South African women wrote an open letter to the Mom who gave birth at Park Station after three hospitals turned her away… we need to share this to get…
A new video showing a South African man singing in Zulu and performing a traditional dance at a petrol station has gone viral. As people watch it you can…
Three neighbourhood watch organisations overseeing safety in the Paarl East area were given the first 50 bicycles built at Nederburg in Paarl, the home of the Qhubeka bicycle in the…
ZAZI, a non-profit organisation for the advocacy of equality and women’s rights, has launched the ZAZI babushka doll campaign in collaboration with Joe Public United. The purpose of this…
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