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.
In the run-up to its comical debut at the International Arts Festival, comic Tyson Ngubeni has set out to give audiences a preview of his show The Dark Ages later…
In the fifth episode of the new season of Britain’s Got Talent, German-born Anne takes to stage and dazzles the judges with her captivating puppet show. Rather than using her…
For homeless people, asking for a drink or food is incredibly demoralizing, especially since most individuals react negatively. Small businesses are often able and even more often WANT to help…
Many times we underestimate ourselves and our mind. This motivational is bound to change that! “I want the world to be better because I was here.” That’s the mission behind…
Some may call them eccentric, driven, dedicated, or completely crazy – these are the 1%. These are people who help define ‘average’ because they stand out from the crowd like…
In South Africa one in two teenagers use alcohol. The South African Breweries (SAB) 18+ “Be the Mentor” campaign is aimed at recruiting mentors between the ages of 24 to…
A community Facebook group has come together to help a man in Pinetown. Pinetown, South Africa – Paolus Bongani used to work for a shoe manufacturing company in Westmead…
The Democratic Alliance has accused the SABC of censoring its political election ads by refusing to air them. We don’t like being over-political but we certainly don’t like censorship a…
For anyone worried about picking out the right sneakers to pair with your next retro-gaming session, Vans and Nintendo have you covered. For its latest special collaboration the iconic skateboarding…
When Chandni Langford’s fifth-grade class sat down at their desks on May 2, they were greeted with encouraging messages, personalized just for them. The class at Evergreen Avenue Elementary School…
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“Simply shine your light on the road ahead, and you are helping others to see their way out of darkness.” – Katrina Mayer
