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.
Wheelchair Wednesday in Gqeberha gave corporate teams a life-changing glimpse into the daily challenges of wheelchair users while raising funds and awareness for APD. Gqeberha, South Africa (05 September…
Stay prepared this spring with The Real Pollen Count. Follow along for the weekly pollen updates for cities nationwide. South Africa (05 September 2025) – Spring in South Africa…
From kitchens to communities, the Plant Based Treaty shows how South Africans can turn tradition into a tool for climate resilience. South Africa (04 September 2025) – The plant-based…
Fishermen and NSRI rescuers worked together to free a humpback whale trapped in ropes off Cape Recife; a powerful story of teamwork at sea. Gqeberha, South Africa (04 September…
Marotholi Outreach fights childhood malnutrition with love in action and fun Casino Royale Gala Night. South Africa (03 September 2025) – It began with two women, two paediatricians, and…
The Anti-Poaching 200 Club has just had a major relaunch with the goal of raising R1 million to help protect the wildlife of Dinokeng. Gauteng, South Africa (02 September…
South Africans don’t wait for the solstice to celebrate Spring. From the first of September, joy blooms, moods lift, and the countdown to Dezemba begins. South Africa (01 September…
Having experienced the need for healthcare support when his father was diagnosed with cancer, Claus Kempen is singing the praises of the Profmed team and guiding South African professionals towards…
Trevor Finney is searching for guitarist Les Lees, his 1960s music teacher, and their lost folk song inspired by SA’s first heart transplant. South Africa (28 August 2025) –…
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