In the Saturday, September 27th edition of the Financial Times, award-winning journalist Caroline Daniel weaves the policy-level debate on girls’ education and economics with real-life stories from Camfed’s work in Africa. Read her in-depth look at why girls’ education is the most powerful tool in the world today for eradicating poverty.

Women and education: the heart of economic thinking

Accompanying a finalist for the Guardian Development Journalism Competition, Guardian editor Sue George visited Camfed’s programs in Tanzania, and blogged about what she saw:

• “It’s 7am, and we’re driving along the main street of Iringa – a town eight hours’ drive from Dar es Salaam, in Tanzania…”(Read more)
• “So much change in so little time. They have big plans and the determination to achieve them…”(Read more)