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.
Tatjana Schoenmaker, a gold medalist and record-breaking swimmer, was meant to graduate this week, so her family had a little celebration in her honour, including a cut-out of Ouma and…
Josh Rubin was sent out on an assignment into Manenberg, a gang-riddled community, to show the world how the gangs called a truce to save their communities. Cape Town,…
The Eat Out Restaurant Relief Fund was established to help support the restaurants in South Africa that started catering to communities in need. South Africa (04 May 2020) –…
Kyle Hyam and Gaby Trathen were supposed to get married on the last weekend in April but cancelled due to the lockdown; their friends made the would-be wedding day special…
The Eyabantwana Trust earmarked money to fund a food relief programme in East London, assisting with the dire need for meals in the area. East London, South Africa (04…
Lockdown Bozza is the new app that will help South Africans navigate the ever-changing rules and regulations of the lockdown levels. South Africa (04 May 2020) – Lockdown Bozza…
Tradebrics, South Africa’s Airbnb for business, has pledged R1 million to businesses that previously relied on international supply chains, helping find local ones. Sandton, South Africa (04 May 2020)…
Nokwanda went home to the Eastern Cape as the lockdown was implemented, on her arrival, she rallied the community to start a food garden. Eastern Cape, South Africa (04…
Werner Roos, Dog Behaviourist and Trainer, shares his tips on how to keep your pets stimulated and entertained during the lockdown period. South Africa (29 April 2020) – As South…
Whether you have been cuddled up on the couch together, cooking meals in the kitchen or having long talks in the night, the SPCA wants to see the love of…
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