Tyler Leigh Vivier is the Editor for Good Things Guy.
Her passion is to spread good news across South Africa with a big focus on environmental issues, animal welfare and social upliftment. Outside of Good Things Guy, she is an avid reader, gardener, bird watcher and loves to escape to the Kruger National Park.
This year, World Spay Day falls on the 27th of February 2024, and already, thousands of animals are being selected for the life-changing procedures. South Africa (20 February 2024)…
It is almost financial year-end and tax season; which is also when local charities get the most benefit out of donations made. South Africa (20 February 2024) – Financial…
A pleasingly muted burble of exhausts (not unlike the low F-sharp of a trumpet); the whine of straight-cut gears; and (if you’re close) the tickety-tick of SU fuel pumps. Just…
A swim cap, goggles, a South African flag bikini, and sheer determination are all that Amber Fillary is armed with to tackle her back-to-back Guinness World Record Attempts finally. …
The SPAR Women’s Challenge is back for 2024 and the Mother City is kicking off the 5km and 10km races this March. South Africa (19 February 2024) – Gone…
Three Good Samaritans are being hailed heroes for helping a father and his toddler after a wave hit the Kalk Bay Harbour and swept the pair away. Kalk Bay,…
Eleven lions have been moved from the Sudan conflict zone to a sanctuary in South Africa where they will live out their lives in peace. South Africa (19 February…
Preparations are in full swing for the 2024 Cape Town Carnival, a highlight on the summer calendar, happening in March this year. Cape Town, South Africa (19 February 2024) –…
Sister Zelda Neethling, who manages the Kenton Clinic, has spent her time working in a wooden hut, but today, she has a beautiful office thanks to the Coastal Kindness team!…
Bheni the Green Turtle is swimming freely in the big wide ocean off the coast of Southern Africa, enjoying the currents and warmer waters. South Africa (18 February 2024)…
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