Reusable pads could change lives

An estimated 150 000 Namibian girls cannot afford sanitary products and experience a monthly ordeal that could be lessened by means of reusable pads.
Jana-Mari Smith
  • 6 Year Ago - 2018-10-31 00:00:00
A new Namibian-made reusable sanitary product could significantly ease the monthly struggle of an estimated 150 000 or more girls unable to afford disposable sanitary pads and inst ...

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