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.
South African Social Media has been set alight with various tornado sightings which have been seen around Johannesburg this afternoon. Phumulani Mall and a clinic in Thembisa has been damaged…
A mother of three is now a mother of nine after honoring her best friend’s dying wish to adopt her six children. “We started dancing as soon as the judge…
SPAR Eastern Cape continued their commitment of giving back to the community when they joined Love Story to celebrate Mandela Day by assisting the less fortunate on Monday. In a…
It started 3 weeks ago… Jasmine Mulholland, a South African put on a onesie and started dancing to Macklemore and Ryan Lewis. The rest as they say… is history! The…
A memorial service in honour of Gugu Zulu who died while attempting to climb Mount Kilimanjaro has been confirmed to take place this week. The Zulu family will be holding…
The Kiffness, Woolworths and Body Shaming… here’s all you need to know about the combo and why it actually matters. David Scott from The Kiffness is no stranger to a…
Heavy snowfalls blanketed parts of the country as temperatures dipped to below zero. Several roads were closed due to dangerous driving conditions and snow in the Free State‚ KwaZulu Natal…
Having travelled the world for nearly 20 years and collaborated with more than 1,500 musical luminaries, the Red Bull Music Academy Weekender comes to South Africa – and Africa –…
One of the main features at the Sun International CEO SleepOut™ will be Brand South Africa’s Play your Part Library of Hope. The CEO SleepOut™ takes place on Thursday, 28…
A driven women of integrity, who never accepts No as an answer, is using her birthday to raise awareness and get support for a battle South Africa is fighting. “If…
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