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.
An annual Lantern Festival has once more lit up South Africa’s sky. The performance event which is the 15th of its kind is held in the town of Clanwilliam located…
It’s only been Twenty days since the new mayor took office for the City of Tshwane, and already Solly Msimanga has shaken things up in the capital city’s council. …
Mike Yung has been recorded busking in the city before, but his rendition of “Unchained Melody” Thursday invited a fresh new wave of fans. Every once in a while,…
South Africans from all walks of life, including the very church he belongs to, are standing together against a hateful preacher from America who has been planning a “soul winning”…
In the run up to Clean Up and Recycle Week from 12-17 September (#cleanupsa), the Paper Recycling Association of South Africa (PRASA) is extending its thanks to South Africans following…
Rubber Duc, one of South Africa’s favourite bands, have released their brand new single ‘Are We There Yet?’ as the first track from their debut album ‘The Secret Sunrise’. …
Forget quotas in national teams, Connect is committed to sporting transformation where it’s needed most: at grassroots level. Acknowledging there is no quick fix to achieve comprehensive transformation Connect…
Costa Rica ran on 100 percent renewable energy for 76 straight days between June and August this year, according to a new report, demonstrating that life without fossil fuels is…
A scared Golden Retriever panics during her rescue. Her reaction once she was saved is amazing! Clarabelle was a scared Golden Retriever living as a homeless dog for many…
Kevin Paul won South Africa’s first medal of the Rio Paralympics late on Thursday evening, taking gold in the men’s 100m breaststroke. Eight years and two days ago, Kevin…
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