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.
7-year-old rehabilitated rhino orphan Twinkle, gave birth to a tiny female calf in early November, showing just how effective these programmes are for rhino conservation. Undisclosed Location, South Africa…
KZN Women in Business have donated their profits, totalling R60K, to DKMS Africa in the hopes of helping more people find their stem cell matches. South Africa (08 December…
Takalani Sesame recently celebrated 21 years on the air, and now the children’s educational show is celebrating being nominated for the Global Kidscreen Awards. South Africa (08 December 2022)…
The newly formed Aerial Sports South Africa took part in its first world championship and one of the South African athletes earned a gold medal! Cesenatico, Italy (08 December…
Ten women are being uplifted by the Angel Network thanks to a new bakery at Sacred Heart College; they are training to become bakers, working with bread, rolls and pizza!…
South Africa’s youth swimming team are bringing home 59 medals; they had a fantastic time competing at the Region 5 Youth Games in Malawi. Lilongwe, Malawi (08 December 2022)…
Brag the dog, who fearlessly charged into the Jeffrey’s Bay ocean back in the 1940s, is being honoured for his bravery, love and sacrifice. Jeffrey’s Bay, South Africa (08…
Mama Margaret is a hero within her community; after losing her son to HIV in 1995, she started taking in abandoned children and now, watches as they graduate university and…
The welfare organisation aims to be operating at 100% capacity by the end of 2023 South Africa (07 December 2022) – Student-led welfare organisation SHAWCO is preparing to mark 80…
Team South Africa is made up by more than just our very best athletes; the team has an incredible support of coaches, admins and medical professionals too. Linongwe, Malawi…
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