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This week's episode of Afrikan in Focus highlights a deeply concerning health issue namely poison in women's sanitary pads.
A viral TikTok in Kenya prompted public outrage and a coordinated petition against major manufacturers, alleging misleading labels and petroleum-based (toxic) materials in sanitary pads products marketed as cotton. The stakes are not only personal—skin irritation, odour issues, and potential exposure—but societal, touching on dignity, access, and trust in essential health products.
Brands that have been identified include, Always, Pampers, Kotex, and Huggies. The significance of these brands is these are regularly imported into Afrikan countries generally raising concerns about sovereignty and economic independence.
We touch on some of the ramifications of this scandal including the de population agenda.
We highlight de population as this has to be taken into consideration given the nature of some of these hideous sanitary pads. We urge ALL public health authorities across Afrika to see this incident as a massive wake up call and take pro active steps to ensure EVERY sanitary pad entering the Afrikan market be rigorously examined and checked, because basically THE LIVES OF AFRIKAN WOMEN and YOUNG GIRLS is literally at risk.
We urges consumers to treat pads like any intimate medical product: inspect packaging, note smell and texture, and report defects immediately. Universities and accredited labs can test samples, while civil groups can coordinate community audits and hotlines.
We end by highlighting promising local solutions. Innovators in Ghana are producing biodegradable pads made from banana and plantain fibre, converting agricultural waste into soft, absorbent products. This approach lowers costs, reduces plastic waste, and builds jobs while shortening fragile import supply chains - More importantly is takes back control, ownership and sovereignty of the Afrikan woman's re productive rights by producing a product aimed specifically at Afrikan women.
Sources:
Kenyan Women SHOCKED to FIND MOULD in Sanitary PADS! Follow 7 TRILLION CASE SUING Manufacturer on x
Secret Origins of the Depopulation Agenda | Human Life International
Where you can purchase safe, natural biodegradable sanitary pads: Kodutechnology
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This week's episode of Afrikan in Focus highlights a deeply concerning health issue namely poison in women's sanitary pads.
A viral TikTok in Kenya prompted public outrage and a coordinated petition against major manufacturers, alleging misleading labels and petroleum-based (toxic) materials in sanitary pads products marketed as cotton. The stakes are not only personal—skin irritation, odour issues, and potential exposure—but societal, touching on dignity, access, and trust in essential health products.
Brands that have been identified include, Always, Pampers, Kotex, and Huggies. The significance of these brands is these are regularly imported into Afrikan countries generally raising concerns about sovereignty and economic independence.
We touch on some of the ramifications of this scandal including the de population agenda.
We highlight de population as this has to be taken into consideration given the nature of some of these hideous sanitary pads. We urge ALL public health authorities across Afrika to see this incident as a massive wake up call and take pro active steps to ensure EVERY sanitary pad entering the Afrikan market be rigorously examined and checked, because basically THE LIVES OF AFRIKAN WOMEN and YOUNG GIRLS is literally at risk.
We urges consumers to treat pads like any intimate medical product: inspect packaging, note smell and texture, and report defects immediately. Universities and accredited labs can test samples, while civil groups can coordinate community audits and hotlines.
We end by highlighting promising local solutions. Innovators in Ghana are producing biodegradable pads made from banana and plantain fibre, converting agricultural waste into soft, absorbent products. This approach lowers costs, reduces plastic waste, and builds jobs while shortening fragile import supply chains - More importantly is takes back control, ownership and sovereignty of the Afrikan woman's re productive rights by producing a product aimed specifically at Afrikan women.
Sources:
Kenyan Women SHOCKED to FIND MOULD in Sanitary PADS! Follow 7 TRILLION CASE SUING Manufacturer on x
Secret Origins of the Depopulation Agenda | Human Life International
Where you can purchase safe, natural biodegradable sanitary pads: Kodutechnology
Support the show
Donate/Support the show: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1793098/support
We offer a consultation session for those who wish to relocate to Ghana , do business in Ghana , buy land, buying a property or even starting business in Ghana. We offer professional support tailored on your needs and wants.
We provide valuable information that can assist you in your relocation like the Ghana card how/where to register your business.
We can also signpost you to other agencies that can help in your relocation as well as business and investment opportunities.
We charge a rate of US$30 for an hour's consultation or US$20 for a 30 minute consultation briefing.
To book your consultation please email [email protected]
Subscribe on Youtube - just look for the Ghana/Afrika in Focus podcast on Youtube and click the notification bell so that every time I upload a new podcast it automatically comes to your feed.
Tell your family and friends.