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.
As many families love venturing to the coast in December, the South Coast tourism team is highlighting why their stretch of coastline is the one to see this year. …
Solo traveller Charline Ribotta, from France, has been travelling Africa for the past two years in her bakkie named Rafiki; she has gone home but not without penning her thoughts…
It is not only the season of giving but also the season to give back, these are ways in which people can help others this festive season and support NGOs….
Kim Patton registered with DKMS Africa to hopefully become a stem cell donor; when she got her call to say it was possible, she was overjoyed. South Africa (06…
Wild Restoration was recently awarded funding by the European Outdoor Conservation Association to further its efforts in restoring the Greyton area back to the indigenous biome it should be. …
Abalimi Bezekhaya is celebrating a phenomenal achievement, having trained 900 people this year, teaching them how to grow food and turn it into a business. Cape Town, South Africa…
One Durban mom who absolutely lost her cool when her dishwasher needed endless repairs found her sanity again thanks to great customer service from the big boss. Durban, South…
David and Angelique Fink lost their son Noah shortly after Christmas last year; David had dressed up as Santa that year to spread joy and now he is committed to…
This year the Critters Rescue SA team are hoping to feed dogs at 6 organisations on Christmas day; they are collecting funds for 50 buckets and have 8 left to…
The Knysna Initiative for Learning and Teaching has its sights set on helping 100 children in 2024 by raising funds to fill 100 backpacks with school supplies. Knysna, South…
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