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 young South African teen is improving the lives of many young women after asking her friends and family to donate her sweet 16th birthday presents. Avantika Naidoo is a…
French singer-songwriter, Jain has become a global sensation after releasing her first album titled, Zanaka which features an ode to Mama Africa. It takes just a few seconds of…
A new petition calling for Zuma to resign has already collected over 30 000 signatures in less than 24 hours proving that South Africans are ready to rise… together! …
One lady and two gentleman bravely travelled a distance of 443 557 km and delivered over 12,000 bales of hay weighing a total of 3456 tonnes! This was the journey…
There are new emerging globe-trotters who are focused on not only seeing the world but also doing everything in their power to make only a positive impact on the environment,…
Sexpo South Africa advert has been featured on “Ads of the World”… an advertising archive that features creative ad campaigns from all over the world. Ads of the World…
This incredible couple from Kerala will not only inspire you to travel but will also remind you to do everything possible to fulfill your dreams. The 65-year-old way side…
A handsome Lion has gone viral after a photographer caught him in a perfect L’Oreal moment as he flicked his impressive mane in the wind. Krugersdorp, South Africa (26…
Some of it is obvious, like the view from Table Mountain, and some of it is not, like street vendors and school uniforms but the fact is that South Africa…
A rescued ginger cat has bonded with an unusual friend who is over 10 times bigger–an orphaned rhino, but friendship knows no bounds. South Africa (26 March 2017) –…
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