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.
To commemorate the centenary celebration of Madiba’s birthday, Nal’ibali is highlighting some of the values he embodied in three children’s stories To commemorate the centenary celebration of Nelson Mandela’s…
In just two months the Clanwilliam Dam has gone from practically dried up to overflowing thanks recent rainfall. Now they have opened their gates to release the excess. Clanwilliam…
An 84-year-old man went for makeup lessons to help his wife do her makeup as she has started losing her sight. The video of his efforts has gone viral. …
Residents of Netreg picked up rubbish in their area as part of an initiative to promote cleaner, more peaceful communities on the Cape Flats. The International Peace Youth Group…
Spur has put up new posters letting mom’s know that they 100% support Breastfeeding in their restaurant. Mom’s are loving the support! We have never quite understood the upset…
The whole world watched as rescue missions were planned and executed to save 12 Thai boys and their soccer coach, trapped in flooded caves. The world has collectively sighed…
Having access to a bursary allowed Roné Pietersen to be the first person in her family to obtain a degree. Bursaries can help uplift South Africans. Only 26% of…
Polish historian and political scientist Jerzy Targalski was being interviewed by a Dutch reporter when Lisio the cat decided to interrupt the serious chat. Polish historian and political scientist Jerzy Targalski was…
Peter Moore, 54 successfully swam an icy 7km river to help a fellow transplant candidate, even though he needs a transplant of his own. Peter Moore is a hero!…
Every second weekend Amelio Oorman, 14, and Manfred Fortein, 19, head to Tuna Road in Uitenhage to fill potholes and deal with a sewerage leak. The teens have become…
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