For years, period poverty was treated as simply a lack of access to sanitary products. But we now know the impact runs much deeper — keeping girls out of school and limiting their opportunities. episode artwork

EPISODE · Aug 10, 2026 · 8 MIN

For years, period poverty was treated as simply a lack of access to sanitary products. But we now know the impact runs much deeper — keeping girls out of school and limiting their opportunities.

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For years, period poverty was treated as simply a lack of access to sanitary products. But we now know the impact runs much deeper — keeping girls out of school and limiting their opportunities. Today, we meet entrepreneur and industrialist Lindiwe Nkuna-Kgopa, owner of LSP, who is helping redefine women’s role in the manufacturing of sanitary pads Guest: Lindiwe Nkuna-Kgopa:  entrepreneur & Founder & CEO, Lindiwe Sanitary Pads  

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For years, period poverty was treated as simply a lack of access to sanitary products. But we now know the impact runs much deeper — keeping girls out of school and limiting their opportunities.

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