In rural Malawi, there was no school for miles. A young teacher named Chikondi decided to change that.

With no building or resources, she gathered children under a massive baobab tree and began teaching them with whatever she could find—sticks for writing, old newspapers for reading. Word spread, and the community began contributing what they could. A charity heard about Chikondi's efforts and helped build a proper school.

Today, the \"Baobab Academy\" stands as a symbol of resilience, educating hundreds of children and proving that education can flourish even in the most challenging circumstances.