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.
Capetonians, get ready to dust off your dancing shoes, shake out your feather boas and polish your party moves for the highly anticipated 2026 Cape Town Carnival! Cape Town,…
No one should ever have to be defined by their mistakes, especially when they didn’t know any better. A group of young boys not only proved this, but they chose…
Masikhule, through its early childhood development programmes and services, has empowered a new cohort of educators to spot potential, bridge delays, and inspire a love for learning. Helderberg, South…
Even after a lost thesis and more than 40 years after he first set out to complete his Master’s Degree, Richard Borain recently proved that a dream deferred is never…
An unexpected knock on one of the Smith brothers’ doors 30 years ago became the sound of fate delivering a woman who would not only join the household as a…
Footprints 4 Sam will be delivering hope, nourishment and dignity to families across SA this December in celebration of its Super Sam Hero Buckets initiative. South Africa (15 December…
When Arlene Wehr joined the Cape Town Fire and Rescue Service in 1996, she was one of only three women in the entire organisation. She rose through the ranks, becoming…
The University of Pretoria architecture honours students joined forces with members of Melusi informal settlement to create an award-winning centre that is significantly improving the lives of its community. …
Members of the Nyembe community got to learn about all things soil health and its significance in sustainable food production, in addition to receiving over 30 new water tanks this…
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