28
May
In Ghana, like many parts of the world, menstruation is more than just a monthly biological event. It intersects significantly with issues of gender equality, impacting education, economic opportunities, and social inclusion. Addressing menstrual health is crucial not only for the well-being of women and girls but also for the broader goals of gender equality and national development. Menstruation is often surrounded by cultural taboos and misinformation in Ghana, resulting in shame and inadequate management practices. This silence and stigma have far-reaching implications for girls and women, affecting their health, educational attainment, and economic participation. The impact of menstruation on…