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.
SANCCOB and Robben Island have teamed up to help care for the birds living on the island. Many find refuge on the island but some may need help at times….
A mom was recently given a helping hand with her fussy toddler by a gracious and thoughtful waitress who could see she needed a break. Nianni Rudder, a waitress…
Homebaker Siphokazi Mance is working hard to open her own bakery someday so she has started a small business from home and inspires with her dedication. South Africans are…
Siya Kolisi has become the 12th person to receive an honours blazer from Grey High School where he was a student a few years back. Siya Kolisi has had…
Wits archaeologists have found a 500-year old lost city in the South of Johannesburg by using specialised laser technology. Archaeologists at Wits university have made a historic discovery by…
As the mayor of Johannesburg, Herman Mashaba receives many suggestions from the public that we never get to see but recently he shared one he got. On Thursday, the…
Gentoo penguins Sphen and Magic are being celebrated for their love, the same-sex couple has officially been given the chance to foster their very own egg Love wins the…
Frikkie Grobbelaar (62) had been bedridden for 6-months but thanks to ER24, was able to attend his son’s wedding in style. Frikkie has been bedridden for the last 6-months…
The NSRI have been shortlisted for an international innovation award at the International Maritime Rescue Federation (IMRF) Awards for their pink buoy. The NSRI Pink buoys are placed across…
The Pretorius family faced a terrifying day when both André and Mar-Louise went over a cliff in front of their friends and son. A crowdfunding campaign was created for…
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