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.
The Mamas4Coding project in the Western Cape has taught 100 women the skill of coding which they can now use to train vulnerable youth. Western Cape, South Africa (30…
Diane Ivings’ love for animals has blossomed into a thriving community which supports animal welfare, lost and found, and so much more! South Africa (30 January 2023) – A…
Youth involved at the Bona uBuntu programme in Gqeberha took part in an international film called “The Light in my Eyes”, detailing life as visually impaired people. Gqeberha, South…
Ezekiel Motlana was moved to make a difference in 2012, so he started collecting school shoes for children in need; now, a decade on, his passion project is still going…
Jeremy Bagshaw from Simon’s Town is taking part in the 2022 Golden Globe Race and after 144 days at sea, he is currently in Hobart, Tasmania. Global (27 January…
67 Blankets for Mandela Day was founded by Carolyn Steyn, nine years ago today; the KnitWits as they are affectionately called, have knitted over 67 thousand blankets for people in…
Fatherless homes are rife in South Africa so The Character Company helps young men find positive role models through its mentoring programme. South Africa (27 January 2023) – For…
Knitting and crocheting are wonderful hobbies to take up in order to give back to the vulnerable in our society; these are the organisations using the skills to make a…
There is an all-new kind of traveller, the kind who travels for the food; Cape Town just earned a spot on the Best Food Destination list for 2023. Cape…
Brad Binder along with his supportive team at Red Bull KTM Factory Racing is getting ready for the 2023 MotoGP season; this is the new kit for the year. …
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