
International Women’s Day 2026: Women in business keep children in school
Join CAMFED to champion the female entrepreneurs who help children learn and succeed!

On Thursday March 5, Together Women Rise hosted a virtual panel event. A timely discussion highlighting how generosity, collaboration, and community investment drive lasting progress for women and girls.
Speaking on behalf of CAMFED we had Muka Mweemba, Programme Manager – Zambia, who shared insights from her work. She was joined by representatives from Landesa and Speak Up for the Poor.

Join CAMFED to champion the female entrepreneurs who help children learn and succeed!

Girls educated with CAMFED’s support go on to join Africa’s largest and fastest-growing network of young women activists. Each member of the Association, on average, supports another three girls to go to school with her own resources, as well as mentoring and encouraging many more.
GLENDON THOMSON $26.60
Janice Sprow $21.40
Diana Kennedy $31.90
Margaret Wood $20
Gloria Parker $16.10
Erica Spano £47
Kathleen Stephens $21.40
Umair Anjum $5.60
Jordyn Davis $63.40
Alison Higgins $500
Jen Corsar $42.40
Shila Thornton $16.10
Leland Pereira $150
Nony Morgan $26.60
Andi Blakaj $52.90