Education remains a serious challenge for teenage girls across many parts of the developing world - and it's especially true in Tanzania. One American NGO estimates that just 4-percent of girls in the country complete secondary school. And it's determined to change that. CCTV's Hendrik Sybrandy reports from Colorado
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