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.
The Optometry team at the University of Johannesburg is helping people living with albinism see the world more clearly through a heartfelt community eye care initiative. Johannesburg, South Africa…
From a hospitality classroom in Cape Town to the breathtaking kitchens of the Loire Valley in France, Olona Mafalala’s journey is proof of what happens when hard work meets life-changing…
From hundreds of cosy blankets to generous litres of comforting soup, the success of the WAS Foundation’s Winter Outreach Project has wonderfully wrapped families in love and hope. Krugersdorp…
We can all relate to the frustration of a power failure, but what happens when loadshedding threatens the well-being of the elderly? A question, Master’s graduate Gabriella Wysoke set out…
When Debbie Patten traded the corporate world for the wild bushveld of St Lucia, the region changed her life forever. Now, she’s paying it forward through her own digital platform,…
Thanks to Roekeya’s loving and responsible choice to sterilise Bumble Bee as a kitten, this sweet girl has been spared a host of hardships and gets to focus on what…
From an eager seven-year-old Cub following her brother’s footsteps to overcoming the challenges of Fibromyalgia, Laura Owens has proven that passion and perseverance can take you anywhere, recently achieving the…
There should be no place for bullying in our schools, and the Grade 5 learners of St Mary’s DSG recently stood together to make that known – silently yet powerfully….
With every step she takes at the Comrades Marathon this Sunday, Dr Ané Büchner is running to bring comfort, dignity and support to seriously ill children and the families who…
Where mind meets heart
“Simply shine your light on the road ahead, and you are helping others to see their way out of darkness.” – Katrina Mayer
