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.
Becoming a foster parent is one of the most challenging and rewarding ways to help children; you remove them from the system and give them the chance to shine truly….
Thabiso Motha did an Algebra test at the Dimension Data, Saturday School and his score came back really low. He applied himself and matriculated with seven distinctions. Gauteng, South…
SPAR shoppers who visit Hoedspruit are investing in the education of the youth in the area by helping them learn all about conservation. Hoedspruit, South Africa – SPAR Hoedspruit…
SPCA Inspector Theo Arendolf had to go fishing to successfully rescue three dogs who seem to have slipped into a dam that was rising after much-needed rain. Cape Town,…
Cloudius Sagandira recently graduated from Nelson Mandela University with a doctorate in chemistry but credited his sports activities to his success. Port Elizabeth, South Africa – Cloudius Sagandira says…
Johannesburg Wildlife Veterinary Hospital celebrated World Otter Day with the news that their rescue Otter has been released back into the wild. Johannesburg, South Africa – Yesterday was World…
Menzi, the opera-singing Uber driver got the best surprise from Martin Bester and the Jacaranda FM team, he was moved to tears by their generosity. Johannesburg, South Africa –…
Circus Roncalli in Germany has adopted a new kind of act that involves animals, but it’s not what you think! Instead of living animals, the circus has holograms. Germany…
Farmers in South Africa are receiving a massive boost thanks to an R610-million investment from SAB’s Agricultural Development programme. South Africa – SABMiller and AB InBev merged in 2016…
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