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.
Gene Wilder has crossed over to that world of pure imagination. The comic actor, screenwriter and author, known for his uproarious roles in The Producers, Blazing Saddles and Young…
A mother’s post about her son’s right to wear a tutu has gone viral. Jen Anderson Shattuck posted a photo on Facebook of her three-year-old son wearing a tutu…
Polish discus thrower Piotr Malachowski, who took silver at the Rio Olympics, said that he auctioned off his medal this week to fund treatment for a three-year-old boy struck with…
Up until a few days ago, business was “absolutely terrible” at John McMillan’s little fish and chips shop in Lethbridge, Alberta. But that all changed after a very hungry…
A photo taken of a man submerged up to his waist in the watery ground trying to fix a water line break became the latest social media viral sensation. …
Virgin Group billionaire Richard Branson said his life was “literally flashing before his eyes” when he was launched off his bike while cycling in the British Virgin Islands. In…
The Good Stuff… a weekly show on Cliffcentral dedicated to good news & inspirational stories. Brent Lindeque, the good news guy, has been spreading positivity and embraced the platform…
The last tiger in the war-torn Gaza Strip is settling in well to his new home in South Africa after being evacuated, a charity official involved in his rescue shared…
Just outside of the bustling urban metropolis of Durban, South Africa is the rural Valley of a Thousand Hills – an obscure locale for a secret skate spot. But…
A private photo meant for one person became a national spectacle but now, South Africans are standing up for Margaret van Wyk and asking: when did we forget how to…
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