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 student from Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University has given up a full study bursary to help somebody else complete their studies. The Cape Town born student is currently in…
A Johannesburg radio station partnered with a Wedding School and just gave away an entire surprise wedding to the value of R350 000. Every year the SA School Of…
Brent and Kerri bring you the only trending good news chart in South Africa, plus they get to chat with Consol Glass, and female country band Mitzy George pops in…
A South African company have created a brilliant App to help communicate with the Deaf community… and it’s available to download for free! eDeaf was recently profiled in an…
International pop-star Seal, was so blown away by a street performer that he asked to join her in an impromptu performance… and then asked her to open his Manchester show! …
Twelve students from Ntafufu Senior Secondary School, located in the community of Lusikisiki, in rural Eastern Cape, will be flying to London, as part of a London-based student exchange charity…
Ten Cape Vultures sighted at Samara Private Game Reserve near Graaff-Reinet. In what has been hailed as a significant conservation success, ten Cape Vultures (also known as Cape Griffons)…
Dramatic drone footage has been released of the very empty Cape Town dams… inspiring all South Africans to save water. The City of Cape Town said in a statement…
A man on a Gautrain trip has has his faith in South Africa restored, finding hope on a simple commute and inspiring many along the way. Nick Walker found…
A video is rapidly being shared on social media of a South African man riding a horse inside a grocery store giving a whole new meaning to drive-though. Suzanne…
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