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.
Dale Smyth was announced last minute as a Skipper for the CV25 team, competing in the Clipper Yacht Race around the world, a lifelong dream of his. Dale Smyth…
Spencer Kitson shared a moving story about stopping a man from jumping off a bridge. In just one day his life has been turned around, giving thanks to all. …
One brave program manager from the Australian Nine News in Darwin showed the world her bravery by rescuing a snake from behind her colleagues computer. Nine News in Darwin…
The best way to tackle environmental issues is to approach every generation with a task and teach them the skills to make a change, Eco Culture is doing it! …
The WOOF Project changes the way people see dog adoption by creating an interactive and fun way for people to meet the shelter dogs from around Cape Town. The…
Today is World Ranger Day and the Minister of Environmental Affairs, Dr Edna Molewa honoured South Africa’s bravest animal lovers for their dedication. World Ranger Day is used to…
Treasure Magagula walked over 4km with his dog, Nick, in his arms to get him the medical care he needed after being bitten in the face by a Puff Adder….
Google CEO Sundar Pichai discussed plans to train 10 million people in Africa with much needed online skills. He revealed the plans at recent conference. Sundar Pichai, the Google…
The community of Kyalami in Johannesburg are baking birthday cakes for children at schools who cannot afford to have birthday cake, giving them the joy and happiness their big days…
Pretoria based artist Tshepo DD Maponyane is a dustbin artist using his skills to create environmental art… encouraging people to keep the streets clean. Tshepo DD Maponyane started his…
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