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.
For Joey Evans, the Dakar isn’t just a question of passion, it’s first and foremost a story of determination. The incredible South African beat all the odds after a terrible…
Sasasa Dlamini from Westville Boys’ High School has booked his spot at Harvard University in the US and is determined to learn from the world and bring it back to…
The trolls came out by the dozen with horrid comments on Caster Semenya’s personal social media page, after she posted photos of her wedding but the overwhelmingly positive outpouring of…
Amy Lee, the lead singer of Evanescence has released a brilliant children’s album, showcasing a different side to her and now we love her even more! Inspired by her…
A crazy moment has been caught on camera at the Kruger National Park, of a Giraffe knocking himself out while ‘necking’ with another Giraffe. Darren Thomas and his wife…
The City of Cape Town’s firefighters were put to the test over these last few days as they battled to contain fires across the city. On one day alone, firefighters…
The fires in Somerset West in Cape Town which occurred this past week have left many in need of assistance from their city. See how you can help today, 6…
Social media users have voiced their anger about a news site ‘propagating’ racism. The site has been accused of trying to constantly divide the nation. News24 posted a story…
A video has gone viral on social media of a bunch of South Africans sokkie’ing in the rain after being caught in a traffic jam. The video was originally…
A photo of a firefighter saving a dog has gone viral on South African social media during the tragic fires … here’s the real story behind the beautiful photo. Fires…
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