The Georges Malaika Foundation organization was established in 2007 with the mission to empower Congolese girls and communities through education and health programs. The vision of this non-governmental organization (NGO) is to provide the people of Congo with the tools and opportunities to move forward on their own terms and live their lives with dignity and purpose. Since then, Malaika has been featured in various media such as Vogue, Vanity Fair, BBC and CNN.

To achieve this, the Malaika school was established in 2011 by the project manager and Malaika founder, Noella Cousaris Musunka. It is a free, accredited primary and secondary school for girls that offers them a comprehensive and quality education. The girls receive the best possible education, giving them a greater range of opportunities and skills to make informed decisions on their own. For this reason, they learn two languages, natural and cultural studies as well as IT basics. In addition, each girl receives two healthy meals a day and participates in sports activities twice a week. The newest addition to the building is an e-library containing both printed and e-books on tablets. The special thing about the building is that the school is operated 100% with solar energy. For this, 24 BAE SECURA SOLAR batteries (11 PVV 2090) are effectively used for the solar panels of the water pumps and other energy devices. The batteries thus generate energy for the school in an area where there is otherwise no electricity. As a result, the NGO saves significant amounts of petrol for the generator, since the sun's energy charges the batteries during the day and these can be used for evening consumption. Solar energy keeps the classrooms, computers and multipurpose rooms running. All of this is done while respecting the environment, including the Congolese countryside.