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.
Last week, a robbery occurred at the Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire – a nonprofit that helps thousands of pets each year. The outside door to The League’s Pet…
On March 19, dozens of countries around the world observed the 10th annual “Earth Hour.” Famous landmarks around the world — and millions of private citizens — turned off their…
Rihanna got the surprise of her life from a fan at a recent show. At the singer’s Anti tour in Cincinnati, she stopped while performing the song “FourFiveSeconds” to lean…
Loss, love, guilt, and impossible choices. Sink isn’t afraid of the hard stuff… it leans in. And in doing so, it gives us one of the most powerful stories to…
Megan Carrie never knew that a Facebook post about an accountant working as a petrol attendant would shake a nation by revealing the true state of South Africa. Megan wrote…
Three foundations have called on the ANC’s National Executive Committee to take decisive responsibility by implementing urgent “corrective” actions in the interests of all South Africans this weekend. The letter…
This kleptomaniac kitty’s got a lot of explaining to do. Brigit, a 6-year-old Tonkinese cat, has been caught stealing men’s underpants and socks by her owner, Sarah Nathan. Brigit, ,…
Eddie Izzard ran an ultramarathon on Sunday to fulfill his quest to complete 27 marathons in 27 days in honor of the late Nelson Mandela. “It’s been the hardest thing…
We all love cheeky Nando’s, so what better way to impress than to go on a first date there? Global (21 March 2016) – Well, for 25-year-old Jonny Smith,…
A teacher in South Carolina wanted to do something for young boys who don’t have a father in their life. He invites his little scholars to don their Sunday’s best…
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