Nothando is a writer for Good Things Guy.
She's passionate about crafting stories that celebrate the triumphs of everyday heroes and the beautiful moments that restore faith in humanity. When she isn’t at her desk, she is sure to be found running after her bouncy toddler, exploring new food spots, or soaking in tranquil beach views.
In the heart of Soweto, an inspiring crocheting workshop is giving local mothers the opportunity to shape new futures, one stitch at a time. Soweto, South Africa (12 April…
We really are stronger together. South Africans are turning a family’s hardship into hope by rallying behind a courageous single father who recently lost the ability to provide for his…
The journey may have been long, but man, did the spirit of Ubuntu make every step worthwhile! Having completed his walk from Johannesburg to Durban for three children facing life-threatening…
From hands-on exploration to discovering the diverse fields of marine science, a group of young Durban learners got a front-row seat to the magic beneath the waves at SAAMBR’s first…
Whether you’re a serious cyclist or just looking for some weekend fun, Rustenburg Girls’ High has got a vibe and a stationary bike waiting for you at their Cyclathon this…
The Rea Thusana Home is celebrating a bittersweet but beautiful milestone as its very last resident steps out into a bright new chapter. Cape Town, South Africa (09 April…
Ania Finnemore is a quiet giver whose big heart and dedication leave everyone she helps in a better place than she found them. Northriding, South Africa (09 April 2026)…
One man, hundreds of kilometres, and a massive heart for the planet. Cetric Mphofela is planning a trek on foot from Pretoria to the Kruger, where he will make pit-stops…
Rediscovering her “why” in the operating theatre, Tshegofatso put her books aside two days before a big test to work alongside doctors who would inspire her to be a physician…
74-year-old Mama Bee has spent a lifetime seeing the needs of the forgotten. Now, she needs a little help to see the world clearly again. KwaNyuswa, South Africa (09…
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We cannot live only for ourselves. A thousand fibres connect us with our fellow men” - Herman Melville
