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.
Rural school children receive a helping hand from their local spaza shop owner who gets them to school on time and with enough energy for exams. Wild Coast, South…
Children have been given the opportunity to make their own music by crafting instruments from recyclable items as part of the Re-Trade Project. Nelson Mandela Bay, South Africa – Recycling…
The “I have a name” photographer encouraged the public to support Rare Bears project to boost sales before the festive season… and it worked! Johannesburg, South Africa – The…
Households contribute R150 each for neighbourhood watches in Musina, and since they have implemented the security, crime rates have dropped. Limpopo, South Africa – “We as a community decided…
Lappies went missing for seventeen days… she had been walking on a broken leg, but her journey has been one for the books! Cape Town, South Africa – Terrified…
Movember is in full swing, helping to save men’s lives one Mo at a time with Project Peacock, a ground-breaking initiative that offers Low Dose Rate brachytherapy to men diagnosed…
South African singer Sho Majozi was invited to perform on Kelly Clarkson’s new talk show, and while she was there, she was surprised by John Cena. California, United States…
A couple got engaged at a KFC somewhere in South Africa, the video was shared to the franchise head, and now South Africa are looking for the happy fiancés. …
The Two Oceans Aquarium takes in penguins that have been found stranded, injured and cannot go back to the wild; they care for the penguins and educate the public. …
A video of a Beluga Whale playing with a rugby ball is quickly going viral in South Africa after the incredible World Cup victory. The South Pole – The…
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