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.
More than 100 corrupt licensing officials at the City of Johannesburg face imminent arrest for definite cases involving nearly R15 million in public funds, says Joburg Mayor Herman Mashaba. …
A six-month-old baby elephant injured herself badly after stepping into a trap laid by farmers in Thailand to protect their crops. The poor baby was found hobbling and alone…
Young South African social entrepreneur wants to collect and hand out 100 000 schoolbags to underprivileged kids around the country. Despite efforts by the government, South African youth are…
A glittering collection of the world’s greatest Olympic and Paralympic stars from Rio de Janeiro have been nominated for the Laureus World Sports Awards, following a ballot by the world’s…
Spectacular aerial drone footage is being shared all over social media of Hartbeespoort Dam with all 10 gates open after the heavy rains. South Africa has been dealing with…
Brent & Kerri bring you the only trending good news chart in South Africa plus Samke Mhlongo-Ngwenya, Mark Sham and Mark Khan join the team to give us healthy tips…
A JMPD officer’s story is being shared far and wide for helping a Joburger who was fearing for his life. The police-officer may have just been doing his job…
A photographer was on the scene at the devastating fire in Paarl last night and managed to capture incredible photos of our South African heroes in action. A fire…
A new concept is taking South Africa by storm… quality private education that costs less than an average government school. The children of South Africa deserve an education that…
Donald Trump responded to Meryl Streep as everyone expected him too but no one seems to remember the interview where he praised her for her work. Meryl Streep recently…
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