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.
An alliance of civil society‚ church‚ trade union and academic organisations met on Wednesday to outline a campaign ‘to reclaim our hard-won democracy from those who defile it for self-interest’….
Internet ride-sharing service Uber says it will cut fares on its UberX option in Cape Town, Johannesburg and Durban by up to 20% during the quieter winter period. Uber, in…
A Durbanite decided to share a moment with a stranger which has completely changed both their lives. Tristan Kock sent us this amazing story about his random act of kindness….
Sometimes when the Internet speaks, the big corporations listen. Consider the case of Greg Louganis, the award-winning Olympic diver whose handsome mug has been conspicuously absent from a certain sports-inspired…
As “persuasion and appeal have failed”‚ an alliance of civil society‚ church‚ trade union and academic organisations will on Wednesday announce a plan for “the people…to reclaim our hard-won democracy…
When Telstra offered its mobile customers unlimited data for two separate days this year as compensation for network outages, some customers took it as a challenge to download as much…
It’s easy to get confused by all the headlines about the Panama Papers, a massive 2.6-terabyte leak of documents that reveals a global web of corruption and tax avoidance. But…
Two years ago, a photo of the three girls, each dressed in vintage-style gowns and embracing each other, touched hearts around the world. Each girl was battling a different type…
Nkandla scandal highlights widespread disappointment over ANC leadership’s failure to address deep-rooted problems The proposition to impeach Jacob Zuma, South Africa’s much criticised president, reflects broader, rising public discontent with…
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