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 50-year-old farmer has become the next internet sensation, racking up almost 7 million views, breaking out his brilliant dance moves while tending to his barn. Dancing is how…
Twin toddlers are recovering in a local hospital after a brave domestic worker rescued them from a house fire in Durban North on Monday. Yesterday morning Netcare 911 and the…
A video of a mom doing a ‘mission impossible’ reverse leopard crawl out of her baby’s nursery has made her into an internet sensation! CCTV footage of teacher Caryn…
The recent rain is bringing some relief to easing the water shortage as Dam levels start to rise. Here’s a current update on the Vaal Dam. Dams around South…
SpaceX, a company owned by South African born entrepreneur Elon Musk, have just successfully launched a rocket into space. A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket has been launched in California,…
The allure of the Cape Wine Auction, set to take place next on 10 and 11 February, might seem to be mingling with international and local wealthy and successful people…
The yacht Runaway from Peru was first to cross the line at the 2017 Cape2Rio presented by Maserati. Owned and skippered by Hector Velarde, Runaway finished early on Saturday, January…
South Africa is showing off its talent as a video of a little kid breaking out his dance moves is going viral on social media. The video was originally…
Nando’s have launched a campaign in its USA restaurants declaring “#EveryoneIsWelcome,” to express the South African owned restaurant chain’s belief in the values of inclusion, diversity and mutual respect. …
A passionate Capetonian has captured the most awesome footage while kayaking in the Cape Town waters of Dolphins playing right next him. Marcus Zandhuis, founder of www.CapeTownMagazine.co.za found himself…
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