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.
Takesure Ranjisi makes pizza and sells it from a container in Walmer township. Walmer, South Africa (13 October 2021) – Takesure Ranjisi worked as a waiter in Gqeberha for three…
Over 1 million young lives have been changed by the Santa Shoebox Project over the last decade; now the project is creating a lasting legacy for its beneficiaries. Ceres,…
The vet has released Hero canine Kei to be with her family before she is set to undergo surgery to repair her jaw, which was severely damaged by a bullet….
Baby Mahi has a 1 in 400,000 chance of finding a bone marrow match so her family and the South African Bone Marrow Registry are raising awareness for her case….
BBC News did a feature article on Africa’s Iconic Architecture to highlight some of the incredible buildings on the continent; South Africa featured twice. South Africa (12 October 2021)…
Derek William Helberg shared a list of all the benefits available to South African pensioners, and it is beneficial; he encourages people to print it for their parents and grandparents….
The Mzanzi Youth Choir did a cover of Nightbirde’s “It’s OK” and the dazzling talent saw the video; she called it “an honour”. Johannesburg, South Africa (12 October 2021)…
Mother Soup was the ray of light for the Western Cape’s destitute during the early days of lockdown; since then, they have served over 5 million meals. Cape Town,…
Parkscape is encouraging homeowners living on the urban edge, to educate themselves and become fire safe as we head into summer’s high fire season. Cape Town, South Africa (11…
Kei was adopted by the Lamont family a little over a year ago; recently the family home was burgled and Kei took a bullet to protect her best friend. …
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