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.
Two South Africans have been awarded internships to further their yoga studies in India, and when they get back they plan to use it for good in their communities. South…
Ethan Ramsaru, a grade seven learner, decided he wanted to support children, so he made up 180 care packs for rape survivors for the TEARS Foundation. Brackendowns, South Africa…
Samuel Nonyane was seen carrying his three-week-old twins through the mall; a woman asked where his wife was and learned a heartbreaking tale. Johannesburg, South Africa (20 February 2020)…
The South African Culinary Team flew the flag high in Germany and will be bringing home three medals this weekend at OR Tambo! Stuttgart, Germany (20 February 2020) – South…
There is a group of people in the world that love one specific bike, so much, so there is an entire off-road race dedicated to the motorcycle and SA won…
Here are the practical life hacks guide for coping with the stressful time of a child heading to university and how you can both cope. South Africa (19 February…
Taryn Winer inspired the Angel Network by using her daughter’s 7th birthday to do some good for orphans in South Africa, gifting useful goodie bags to the charity. Johannesburg,…
Paballo Lobone, an emergency hero, saves lives by using his emergency training even though he has struggled to land a job in the industry. Johannesburg, South Africa (19 February…
Musa Maluleka was tired of the gravel soccer pitches destroying his soccer boots so he innovated a pair that would work in South Africa. Pretoria, South Africa (19 February…
After the KFC proposal went viral, Facebook users felt they could do the same to mend a broken heart after a Valentine’s Day diss. South Africa (19 February 2020)…
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