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.
Twelve women chose to bare it all for the Naughty but Nice in Napier 2023 charity calendar in the hopes of raising funds for school leavers looking for opportunities after…
The last Boeing 747 has left the production line; the iconic plane holds a close place in South African hearts too, having been a part of our 1995 Rugby World…
The Umnotho community raised R4.5 million which they used to purchase land in the hopes of building a town that will offer them security and housing. South Africa (07…
A group of helpful students from Kingsmead College lent a helping hand to the Grace Factory to help pack the final 190 maternity packs for new moms. South Africa…
South Africans went above and beyond, pledging 75,298 Santa Shoeboxes this year; the children have started opening their gifts and are loving them! South Africa (06 December 2022) –…
The Nelson Mandela Legacy Exhibition in Cape Town has won gold at South Africa’s 9th Annual Golden Shield Heritage Awards. Cape Town, South Africa (06 December 2022) – The…
Qiniso Ngiba and Leane Naude will each be representing South Africa at the Blue Sky Young Researchers Innovation Awards this year – the hopeful engineers are innovating change. South Africa…
The Swimming team for South Africa has earned 14 medals, including 10 Gold and 4 Silver. South Africa is doing incredibly well at the 2022 Region V Games. Lilongwe,…
Les-Leeco Koopman is a hopeful young man whose dream is to give back by becoming a social worker for the Pebbles Project in the Cape Winelands. Cape Winelands, South…
Jenny Ayumi Umbhau is a South African-born stunt woman who recently gave Wednesday Addams in the new Netflix series “Wednesday”, all her killer moves! South Africa (05 December 2022)…
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