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.
If you loathe the word ‘moist,’ you’re not alone. There are many other humans squealing in disgust. It’s no secret that many English speakers share an aversion to the word…
An airplane loaded with 33 lions rescued from circuses in Peru and Colombia is due to land on Saturday at Johannesburg’s international airport, where the animals will be moved to…
The Time magazine 100 Most Influential List – also known as the Time 100 – selects prominent movers in the global political and social landscape. As the magazine explains, those…
An 111-mile walk would be a meaningful accomplishment for anyone. But it was even more so for Braden & Hunter Gandee, neither of whom would have started the journey if…
An Australian woman is attempting to use the power of Facebook to locate her daughter’s father. The woman, who is using the name Kerryn Leigh, posted on Facebook on April…
A Cape Town comedian will be putting his jokes aside as he lives rough for three days in a bid to collect warm clothes for the homeless ahead of winter….
Thanks to students at TERRA High School in Miami, senior citizens residing at The Palace Nursing Home had the opportunity to enjoy their prom for a second time with a…
The Sun International CEO SleepOut is part of a global movement, effecting positive social change for vulnerable and homeless communities. The CEO Sleepout asks current and future business leaders to spend…
Brent Lindeque, the good news guy, has been spreading positivity and embraced the platform offered to him since his South African Random Act of Kindness #neknomination went viral. He has…
Johannesburg’s R5bn Mall of Africa, which has over 300 shops, opened its doors yesterday to streams of visitors amid traffic congestion. Long queues already formed in the early hours of…
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