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.
An Op-ed piece written by Monja Boonzaier, the Founding Director of Hamba Bamba Funda, looks at how change can really happen in South Africa. South Africa (12 December 2023)…
The Fight for Zach is still underway so dad, Jacques, shared an update and his thanks for all the support the community have given the family to date. Johannesburg, South…
Stefanie Minnaar is celebrating the gift of being able to travel South Africa in an open letter, highlighting her journey from Gauteng to the Western Cape. Cape Town, South…
The Mustadafin Foundation is advocating to work against GBV every day of the year, aiming to start with the youth from communities surrounding the organisation. Cape Town, South Africa…
Mzi Damesi started the Overstrand Whale Boxing Club nearly 20 years ago in Hermanus Hermanus, South Africa (11 December 2023) – Mzi Damesi started the Overstrand Whale Boxing Club…
The Two Oceans Aquarium Foundation have released Bheni the Green Turtle, the first satellite-tagged turtle released in De Hoop. De Hoop, South Africa (11 December 2023) – On Friday…
The South African Heart Association has gone to bat for South Africans with heart conditions, working with medical aids to make sure people have access to cardiovascular medicines and devices….
The ReStory Foundation’s rebranding has received an added touch of colour thanks to a new mural being painted to inspire change within the community. Bhambayi, South Africa (11 December…
Ntshemba was found covered in painful mange, starved and abused, she was rescued and taken in by the Khumba Ncila Animal Welfare Clinic, and today her story inspires hope. …
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