Menstruation: A normal fact of life not a taboo — Girls Shall Grow
Regrettably, discussions around menstruation are still shrouded in secrecy due to social norms, religious beliefs, and related myths .
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Say Anything @ Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom, Chicago, US, May 17, 2024
Say Anything brought their 20th anniversary tour of 2004's debut "... Is A Real Boy" to Chicago last week.
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Did You Know That Anambra Has The Highest Number Of Self-Made Millionaires In Nigeria? Meet The 15 Richest People In The State
Nigeria is home to many African billionaires and multi-millionaires, including Aliko Dangote, the richest Black person in the world, in addition to being the most populous Black nation and having the largest GDP in Africa. These billionaire and millionaire entrepreneurs create wealth through various economic sources in Nigeria and elsewhere. Anambra State in Nigeria has
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Gov't Urged To Consider Venturing Into Sanitary Pad Production
Girls Shall Grow, an Obuasi based Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO), has appealed to government to consider supporting local firms to venture into the production of sanitary pads. Mrs Louisa Amoah, the Executive Director of the organisation made the call when they partnered the Education and Health Directorates in Obuasi to sensitise…
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'For That Reason, We Shall Grow a Forest on Mars'
Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. Feb. 11—February 12 is the second anniversary of the passing of Lyndon LaRouche. What better way to celebrate his extraordinary contributions to mankind’s future in so many fields, than with the arrival of China’s Tianwen orbiter/lander to Mars orbit on February 10, one day after the arrival of the UAE’s Hope orbiter—which will be followed by the U.S.’s orbiter/lander Perseverance in less than a week. The head of UAE’s Space Agency, Sarah Al-Amiri, captured the same spirit of scientific wonder and purpose needed to solve the terrible crises facing Mank...
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