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.
As part of our festive charity series, we shared the story about Steyn City asking people to pledge school bags… They hit 12 000 bags this year. Just Amazing! …
Gender-based violence is a serious South African problem. ‘For Women’ is a new platform designed for survivors and organisations, powered by 1st for Women. The statistics don’t lie, sadly…
Hazel Magill from Belville, Cape Town gave up a promising hockey career to become a cyclist. After returning from Europe she was signed to the top women’s cycling team in…
JSE-listed Altron’s Altech Radio Holdings (ARH) has handed over ICT laboratories worth a total of R4 million to three Gauteng schools to enhance the teaching process and improve the learner…
Sergeant Sibongiseni “Angel” Mkhize was assigned to the Youth Desk at the Estcourt Social Crime Prevention Police Station where she has started to teach kids to grow food. Sergeant…
South Africa has adopted the American mega sale known as Black Friday which comes along with mayhem and chaos but we prefer to focus on the tradition of being thankful….
The Sweetheart Foundation takes “one man’s trash” and makes it “another man’s treasure” only they help children in need and give them wheelchairs by recycling The Sweetheart Foundation is…
South African art has always taken on the unique flavour of the country, from the 4 000-year-old cave paintings of the San Bushmen – the richest collection of rock art…
A retired man from Eastern Cape was shocked to find out he was the Lotto winner his town was searching for. His plans for the money will warm your heart!…
The South African Depression and Anxiety Group (SADAG) are hosting two Q&A sessions to help local families get the best advice for their loved ones. The South African Depression…
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