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 Mental Illness Awareness Month, Dr Matsebula hopes to highlight some of the ways South Africans can work through depression. South Africa (11 July 2023) – More than a…
The fight for justice continues today as a well-known poacher is set to receive his sentencing after being found guilty on 13 counts; wildlife vets played a vital role in…
Charity Begins with Me recently handed out warming winter beanies and it turns out, the donations arrived just in time for the cold weather! Johannesburg, South Africa (11 July…
The Retrade Project is hosting an open day on Mandela Day and welcoming people to donate their recycling and help them collect 67 tins of food. Gqeberha, South Africa…
About 30 skaters wowed audiences at “An African Celebration on Wheels” on the weekend. Hammanskraal, South Africa (10 July 2023) – Young, talented roller skaters brought some joyful relief to…
One SMALL Act of Kindness shared the happy news and thanks after being able to send Thobile, who was involved in a car accident, back home to East London. …
Funda Nenja is hoping to expand its family support programme to reach more families in need; they make sure those who need it most, have food on the table. …
Grade 10 student Liam Prime has taken up a worthy cause to support his teacher Mrs Kemp, who is fighting cancer; he hopes to raise funds to help her in…
The Durban Shongweni Club will be the hub of excitement for the 2024 Polocrosse World Cup next year as South Africa is set to play host for the prestigious event….
South Africa is home to some incredible indigenous plants and each region has its own unique biodiversity, the Free State University is starting an indigenous garden at the Qwaqwa Campus….
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