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.
Somewhere in the world, George R.R. Martin is making dreams come true; he is using his self-isolation as a chance to complete his much-awaited final book. Westeros (26 March…
“If I could do it for the whole country, I would,” – Abduragmaan Mohamed is helping the elderly in his community by providing them with hygiene packs. Cape Town,…
Coronavirus infections are rising day-by-day which is stressful but we are happy to see that the first recoveries are also happening, this is good news! South Africa (20 March…
The Rhino Orphanage called on South Africans to help them cope with the loss of their international volunteers; they hope that people will step in to assist. Undisclosed Location,…
While it may feel like the world has stopped spinning, it hasn’t, and organisations like the SANBS still need blood donations to help South Africans survive various illnesses and situations….
Dr Ronald Heath discusses SA wildlife biodiversity and rehabilitation in the commercial forestry industry for International Day of Forests on 21 March. South Africa (19 March 2020) – Ahead…
“The power is in our hands, wash them.” says Nando’s to KFC’s “finger-licking good” slogan leaving South Africans laughing out loud! South Africa (19 March 2020) – Nando’s are…
Paul Geddes shared a heartwarming story about how he and friends went on a quick adventure in Lesotho where they got lost and helped by locals. Lesotho, Africa (18…
Steve Hall has shared a powerful new poem about the week South Africa has had… using it to encourage citizens to “lead with humanity!” South Africa (18 March 2020)…
Both Chris Martin of Coldplay and John Legend are using their self-isolation to put mini live concerts on for fans who are also stuck at home. Global (18 March…
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