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.
Lecturer Thathohatsi Mofubedu nearly gave up on her own dreams. Today, she helps students believe in theirs through compassion, support and resilience. South Africa (11 May 2026) – Thathohatsi…
Refiloe Moahloli returns with a heartwarming new children’s book series, as Rorisang and Morena embark on joyful South African adventures in four languages. South Africa (28 April 2026) –…
May marks the annual month when Multiple Sclerosis takes centre stage. This year, MSSA will be hosting Move Strong May to raise funds and awareness for the disease in Africa….
A thoughtful guide for men navigating identity, purpose and healing through the lens of healthy masculinity. South Africa (22 April 2026) – Celebrating men who make the world a…
A new Heartlines report shares children’s honest voices on fatherhood and why presence matters in breaking cycles of violence. South Africa (15 April 2026) – A research report sits…
Kay Brown’s debut novel tells a heartfelt story of two sisters navigating trauma, distance and reconnection. South Africa (15 April 2026) – Kay Brown, a Johannesburg-based debut author, has…
South Africans are blessed with a climate that allows us to grow our own food all year round; these are some tips for starting your own garden today. South…
South Africa’s iconic Blue Train just landed on a global rankings list celebrating how eye-catching the experience is. South Africa (13 April 2026) – The Blue Train is one…
South African chocolates never disappoint, I mean, who can argue that a Peppermint Crisp Tart isn’t one of the most South African desserts around? Well, The Crunchy is having a…
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