In a significant step towards ending menstrual poverty and promoting gender equality, Plan International Ghana has commended ...

Panneerselvam Madanagopal, CEO of the MeitY Startup Hub (MSH), who took over the role three months ago, believes a shift from ...

She questioned, “If condoms can be provided for free, why not pads? If toilet rolls are freely available in bathrooms, then ...

We can't avoid them or the cramps that come with them, but we can reduce the waste they generate with reusable sanitary pads.

President John Dramani Mahama on Thursday launched the Free Sanitary Pad Distribution Programme for Girls in School in Accra.

Plan International Ghana, has commended the Government of Ghana for allocating Gh₵292.4 million in the 2025 Financial Budget ...

Australian Teens Embrace Reusable Period Care: New Guide Highlights First-Time Use of Menstrual Discs Kate Newbury my mimi ... Visit us on social media: Instagram LinkedIn Facebook YouTube ...

What began as a grassroots awareness campaign in Rajasthan is now a global social enterprise connecting Edinburgh to Jaipur, ...

By Jones Gadama In a heartwarming display of initiative and determination, two primary school girls in Chiradzulu are leading ...

A Biochemistry graduate of the Michael Okpara University of Agriculture Umudike, MOUAU, Miss Joy Mamkwe, has narrated how her passion for research, led her into inventing re-usable sanitary pad.

This initiative, a joint campaign by social organizations Nishchay Foundation, Project Bala, and QRG Foundation, seeks to ...