Hello from Malawi. This is the happy pose.

Hello, I'm Ankara Desai and in this edition, how school breakfasts in Malawi are helping children to learn.

My greatest joy about the job is seeing the children happy, just happy.

We meet the people growing fresh and affordable fruit and veg in Montreal.

I'm fortunately gifted to have a family that can't provide themselves with enough food,

and that's kind of why I feel I come back year after year,

because I like ensuring that other people can have that same security

I know I have.

Also, I dance even in the bathroom.

In the morning, when I get up, I turn on the radio and sing and dance.

My feet just start moving on their own.

The dance club tackling loneliness amongst older people in Venezuela and a much

needed lesson in optimism from tortoises. People often say breakfast is the most important meal of the

day and that can be especially true for school children whose concentration and learning can suffer

without a nutritious start to the day.

One of the charities working to ensure they get just that, Mary's Meals,

recently reached a major milestone,

feeding 3 million children every day across 16 countries.

Their biggest program is in Malawi in Southeast Africa, and for many

students there, it's a reason to stay in school. Ella Bicknell has been there finding out more.

It's just before dawn here at Chilanga School for the Blind, which is Malawi's oldest school

for visually impaired children. Everyone is still asleep,

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