Oprah Educates Girls in Africa Despite Struggles to "Get It Right"
Nothing in Oprah Winfrey's life has made her prouder than creating her school for girls in Henley-on-Klip, South Africa. And nothing, she says, has given her more headaches.
A man toting 120 books while riding a stubborn donkey is a thrilling sight for hundreds of children in the rural villages of Colombia. Luis Soriano is a man with a mission to save rural children from illiteracy.
A primary school teacher, Soriano, 38, spends his free time operating a "biblioburro," his mobile library-on-a-donkey that has served 4,000 people in what he describes as "abandoned regions" in the state of Magdalena.
He was nominated as a CNN HERO. Watch the video below, or at CNN.
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