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.
It’s the festive season and we all have extra glass with all the festivities at the office and at home. Here are some great recycling tips. Festive season celebrations…
The countdown to Goodmass has begun and for the ninth day of Goodmass, we’re featuring four amazing police officers taking on the world, one gang at a time. Good…
Johannesburg is set to experience the heaviest rainfall for the season tomorrow, the 5th of December 2017. SA weather services urge residents to be vigilant. The rains are coming…
There are many South Africans doing good things globally, making us all feel proudly South African so we thought we would honour them in a list. It is common…
The UK has a Christmas advert culture like no other country. People look forward to the annual adverts every year. This year BBC one created a tear jerker. The…
PETCO in partnership with various companies and organisations used recycled plastic from the Joburg city clean-up and built desks for school children. Learners at City Kids Pre – and…
In honour of the late Elizabeth, a woman that used her pension to feed the children in her community, a charity now feeds 200 children daily. Elizabeth was an…
The countdown to Goodmass has begun and for the tenth day of Goodmass we’re featuring a little isiXhosa speaking South African toddler who hit 1 million views for being too…
Lornette Josephs was sitting in the traffic when she noticed a woman in a wheelchair struggling along. The next moment a JMPD officer walked over to help her. The…
Good Things Guy teamed up with SPAR to reward a hero in South Africa every week. Since honouring our heroes their stories have continued to inspire the nation. Good…
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