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.
Examples of Active Citizenship are being seen more frequently in the media and earning high praise from South Africans tired of complaining; join us as we look at how to…
The NSPCA and Advocate Gerri Nel are ready to fight for animal rights and stop the impending export of live sheep by sea! Grahamstown, South Africa (26 February 2020) – The National…
WhiskyBrother situated in Hyde Park was recently awarded the title of Single Outlet Retailer of the Year at the 2020 Icons of Whisky Awards. Hyde Park, South Africa (26…
Burger King and McDonald’s have been in a brand war for decades and the most recent blow was given in an advert about a rotting burger. Global (26 February…
The Morena Children’s Village was made up by a collection of shacks, but it was wrecked by heavy rains in 2018; so the Japanese Embassy lent a helping hand. …
When governments align their thinking with a growing lifestyle trend, many people win! Recently the City of Cape Town launched a composting initiative that will benefit the city and its…
Tiger Brands invests in small-scale farmers to make sure they can enter the supply chain, giving them the opportunity to fulfil large orders. North West, South Africa (25 February…
Stefan Graunke started his “Costal Ghost” journey just over a year ago, and today, he is using his platform to educate our future generations about our environment. Durban, South…
Hilton was left in the dark over the weekend after a storm saw the power failing, but a security company decided to do some good… and feed the entire community….
Doctor offers up a portion of his retirement fund to build a home for his star employee, Habitat for Humanity joined and she moved in over the weekend. Delft,…
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