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.
A giant panda has given birth in a Belgian zoo, a rare event for an endangered species that numbers fewer than 2,000 worldwide. The Pairi Daiza park said in a…
From overseeing a parking lot to being the reason people fill it, an incredible car guard artist is making his mark on the Constantia community. Once a refugee‚ then a…
Travel the world all you want, but make sure mom knows you’re ok. We think Jonathan Quiñonez may have come up with the perfect way to keep everyone happy. The…
Age is nothing but a number, especially when it comes to laughing at inappropriate things. Meteorologists are used to phallic clouds and weather patterns popping up on their screen. But…
Love or hate her, South Africa’s corruption watchdog, Thuli Madonsela has made her mark on the country’s politics. South Africa’s corruption buster, Madonsela, the public protector, has earned the ire…
This Golden Retrievers best friend, a ginger cat, had to be put down because of thyroid cancer at the age of 15. The dog, named Forsberg, was crushed. The 10…
Former Top Gear host and presenter of new motoring show The Grand Tour (GT), Jeremy Clarkson, has announced the first location of the new show – it’s South Africa! Jeremy…
South African cricketer AB de Villiers, proves himself an impressive performer off the pitch as well in this recently released video. If you’ve admired his batting skills, be prepared to…
Imagine you are editing the story of your life. Conjuring up happiness. What parts of the plot are essential? Which settings are necessary? Which characters are indispensable? And what could…
Gerda Du Toit lost both her legs to diabetes 2 years ago. She’s now made the transition from wheelchair to motorbike and is hoping to ride 4000km to make children…
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