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The justice and imperative on girls' education in Africa

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This lecture will explore the history of girls’ education in Africa over the past 20 years and describe the current status quo in the 5 countries in which Camfed is working. Ann will describe the Camfed Model that supports girls through primary and secondary education and onto securing livelihoods in the rural areas of Africa.

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