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.
Prelena Soma Owen was having a tough day, she struck up a conversation with a security guard about life passions then she did a good deed that changed his life….
A businessman in India spent his daughters wedding budget on building 90 homes for the homeless. Instead of becoming bridezilla she was honoured by the gift Ajay Munot is…
Social media have been sharing a post stating that smoking in cars with children will become illegal in October, this isn’t true… It is already illegal! This quest for…
When Banetsi Mphunga qualified as a psychologist he set up a mobile clinic in a taxi to encourage the youth to seek out counselling without fear of stigma. Banetsi…
UoPeople is an accredited American online university and it will be launching in Johannesburg tomorrow, it already has 400 SA students and is tuition-free. UoPeople was founded in 2009…
Shawu II is an orphaned elephant that lives at the Hoedspruit Endangered Species Centre in Limpopo and uses a blankie whenever it is feeding time. Shawu II was found…
Bob the Bear travels the world with his mom, underwater photographer Tracey Jennings. Recently the pair were traveling in Cape Town when Bob went missing. Bob the Bear is…
National Geographic chose the Cradle of Humankind as one of its cultural picks for the ‘Best Trips of 2017’ list. They suggest visiting in winter and more. National Geographic…
Everyone has had at least one awkward moment during a first date but this Tinder date went from good to bad real fast. We’re cringing and laughing at it. …
Johannesburg Mayor tweeted his pride in two JMPD cops that refused a bribe of 10k after apprehending scrapyard owners in possession of stolen copper wire. An area in the…
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