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.
Wentworth Angels was borne out of a much needed plight from the disadvantage, unemployed and abused victims residing in the Wentworth community. Tracey Williams the founder of Wentworth Angels,…
An initiative born out of a drinking game gave a South African man the platform to help a grandmother, looking after orphans, who lost her home to a fire. …
When nine-year-old South African, Hunter Mitchell heard about a baby rhinoceros that had been abandoned by its mother, he knew he had to help. South Africa (12 December 2016)…
The story about the ‘alien animal’ which is apparently on the loose in India attacking humans, is actually a real animal in Borneo with a rare skin disease. A…
Yvonne Dyum, a farmworkers daughter from Stellenbosch had always dreamed of being a doctor… and after many years of hard work and dedication, her perseverance has paid off. Dyum, (24)…
An initiative created to share love and joy over Christmas with the ‘forgotten’ elderly has snowballed into something a lot bigger. Here’s how you get involved. Cape Town, South…
Global movements started in SA, childrens hospitals worthy of global awards and initiatives that should be global… this is your good stuff for this week! The Good Stuff… a…
A woman’s post about her meeting with a homeless man has gone viral because it reminds us all that we should acknowledge each other for our humanness. At first…
A Capetonian social activist has walked 1000km over 16 days to raise awarness and funds against domestic violence in South Africa. John Farelo started his 1000km quest on the 25…
Taxi drivers tried to corner off the car that hit a student and even made a barrier with their vehicles to keep the young scholar safe. Pretoria, South Africa…
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