<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi0AFBVV95cUxNNVM3aFJRNkFGSHFyUlVJWlVKM3NUdGFpZkI2VUs0T2FSX1U3bWl3T05zXzZCOVl0WHM1TnJSUEJMZ19pZXFnakttVDRLX2xvNF9BYm9qTFJSeC1XVkVqRWhzRjBZYllja25qZ0lMRXJCOThuaE9VbnZwNG1MVWxtcjcySWl4THhSLTF4X0lIc3Bjd2pzeXA5Q2xWOV9GU2dDTThTN191TXRfd3E2Q2lhZjY1QkZMc2xraENnZmVjT0JLVDhYNnpDOVVCZWpUVUc0?oc=5" target="_blank">Canva's billionaire founders are giving $150 million directly to Malawi's poorest—with no strings attached</a> <font color="#6f6f6f">africa.businessinsider.com</font>
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