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.
South African’s are experiencing a shift in outlooks due to the water crisis and looming Day Zero. Shelley Finch reminds us all to be thoughtful and kind to one another…
The story of two brave young Free State boys rescuing passengers during the recent Kroonstad, Shosholoza Meyl train, tragedy has struck a chord with South Africans. The two have been…
Single-use straws are so last season! RocoMamas Umhlanga is yet another restaurant franchise kicking the bad-habit and will be refusing to offer anyone a single-use straw. RocoMamas in Umhlanga…
As of today, many South Africans have let the Janu-Worry blues wash away in the glory of payday, however, there are still a few people holding their breath for the…
This is the story of Mary Phillips, an entrepreneur who saw value in paper waste and old telephone directories. Mary participated in an Entrepreneurship Training Course offered by the Paper Recycling…
While on a safari, David Xing captured the incredible moment of an elephant being born. The moment the elephant was born the entire herd started to celebrate and stand around…
Belgian singer/songwriter ‘N8N’ was inspired to write a song about Cape Town after having a particularly stressful day. He found himself missing the Mother City and the song just came…
Riaan Dohne has changed the lives of 20 kids by giving them the opportunity to become Hip-Hop pros. He surprised them with the best year-end party imaginable! Riaan Dohne…
The ‘Life with iemie’ comedian created a funny video showing the world how bad the theft in the Cape Flats is, only it’s not what you think! Day Zero is…
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