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.
Philip Snyman has his sights set on a Blitzboks comeback, nurturing the team back to its glory days. South Africa (06 October 2024) – There was a sense of…
Prem moms gain access to colour-coded packs to help boost their care for perm babies; each care pack is carefully filled with nutritional items, hygiene items and baby essentials. …
This Plasma Awareness Month, donors can help support people facing trauma, bone marrow failure, cardiac surgery, sickle cell disease and more! Cape Town, South Africa (04 October 2024) –…
Bouwer Bosch and Themba Robin are back with more hilarity, this time for a series of adverts with Payflex, and it took more than “phree” takes to get it right….
This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, experts share how to keep an eye out for any signs of the disease for life-saving early detection. South Africa (03 October 2024) –…
Charlene Morrison shares her take on dating in your late 30s, which is a funny take on swipe culture and sticky bar floors. South Africa (02 October 2024) –…
120 local NGOs formed part of a network, working to tackle Africa’s nurturing care deficit by calling on leaders at the UN Summit of the Future to make a real…
70 high schoolers from around Southern Africa spent the last week of September on Robben Island and they got to learn to code using fun games. Cape Town, South…
LifeLine is eager to boost its presence in the Eastern Cape after a generous donation from the SPAR Women’s Challenge in Gqeberha. South Africa (01 October 2024) – LifeLine…
This World Rabies Day, Four Paws encourages pet owners to ensure their pets get their annual shots to prevent outbreaks. South Africa (27 September 2024) – On World Rabies…
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