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.
From meeting Rassie Erasmus and hugging Siya Kolisi to living with cerebral palsy and chasing some seriously big dreams, Nkosi “The Rugby Guy” joins “Good Things with Brent Lindeque” for…
The Moon may soon become home to one of Africa’s most ambitious scientific projects yet… and it all starts with three rather clever little spheres. South Africa (17 August…
Cold fronts may be rolling through South Africa but this week’s good news brought plenty of warmth… from an extraordinary 4,000km journey to a hungry dog who found herself a…
Former Absa CEO Arrie Rautenbach is cycling 4,000 kilometres across Europe with Parkinson’s disease, turning an extraordinary endurance challenge into a powerful message about hope and what is still possible…
A little Yorkshire terrier has been missing from her Springs home for almost seven weeks but her family is far from searching alone. Thousands are now following Lilly’s story, including…
This week’s “Good Things with Brent Lindeque” is about technology, innovation, entrepreneurship and a big South African idea: getting the right help to the right person when every minute matters….
At just 16, Solima Mathiso is already taking South African talent onto international stages, with a silver medal around his neck and Amsterdam now waiting in the wings. Western…
If you suddenly hear “Oh, Mr Sheffield!” echoing across the Kruger… don’t panic. Fran Drescher is back in South Africa and having what she calls the “best vacay ever”. …
Fake pastors, an AI-generated church, a Bryanston address that doesn’t add up and a two-day conference with plenty of promises but very little substance… welcome to Empower 2026. Johannesburg,…
A lifeguard helped a senior beachgoer, a school celebrated 44 years of service, a 19-year-old became a firefighter and an old Kruger king returned… South Africa, you really know how…
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