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.
Alan Knott-Craig shares his Life Lessons in How to Fail and Win, a book filled with all the failures that led him to success. South Africa (08 August 2024)…
A survey has identified the challenges faced by children in South Africa with regard to school readiness and recommendations on what to do next. South Africa (06 September 2024)…
Trevor Heinrich has been an All-Blacks supporter for 50 years; he recently changed his colours to green and gold after seeing the unity the Springboks have created in South Africa….
This October marks the first of a very exciting yearly event called ‘Shades Day’ which aims to help the SA Guide Dog Association raise funds for their incredible projects. …
The legal fight for Zach’s medical expenses to be covered by his medical aid provider continues – Rare Diseases South Africa share an update about his case. South Africa…
Transplant Education for Living Legacies (TELL) and their mascot, Zane, got involved at their charity padel tournament and raised R20,000 for Kidney Health Awareness. Johannesburg, South Africa (04 September…
As we start to shake off the winter layers in favour of our brightly coloured threads, the Western Cape Blood Service encourages donors to celebrate their heritage and donate this…
Happy Spring, South Africa! While you may be getting ready to run for the beach with the better weather, the NSRI has issued a warning as its Spring Tide –…
On the 1st of September, pledges officially opened for the Santa Shoebox Project – Are you going to be a Santa Helper this year? South Africa (02 September 2024)…
Gift Zingora’s dream has become a reality. After two years of diligent saving and community support, he will now be able to own a fully-fledged garden service business! Bryanston,…
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