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.
Education is key and exams can be very stressful, so Koshiek Karen encouraged matrics to use his Twitter to get the exam help they need to succeed. South Africa…
Hugh and Michelle were so moved by officer Molope and his efforts; they named their son after him. Today, Johnathan Moses Raichlin is a happily married man, but it was…
Kolby is about to turn seven and wants to use his birthday for an important cause, saving the rhinos. He is collecting money instead of presents for charity. South…
OUTsurance staff have taken up the cause of restoring dignity to women who have battled breast cancer and lost a breast to the disease by donating bras. Centurion, South…
The Rhino Conservation conversation has gotten a little quiet over the last year, so here is a reminder on how you can easily get involved. South Africa – It’s…
Water is evaporating faster than it is being replenished at the moment, so when a community came together to replenish a pond supply, our hearts warmed! Benoni, South…
Gauteng has been suffering through a week-long heatwave with no relief from expected rains, instead of complaining, we thought of ways to do some good. Gauteng, South Africa –…
Stellenbosch University Choir have performed a beautiful rendition of Nkosi Sikelela iAfrika (God Bless Africa), and it’s giving us full-body chills. Stellenbosch, South Africa – The Stellenbosch University Choir…
“My teammates treat me with respect and dignity. I’ve never felt harassed or experienced any form of violence and abuse.” Soweto, South Africa – For the last three seasons…
We are crying with laughter all over again. Earlier this year a Tweet went viral asking South Africans to name this rap group – and they are now releasing their…
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