For decades, many #girls in rural areas of #Zimbabwe have been unable to afford hygiene products. To stop this norm, an ex-teacher with the help of members of a local community group, began sewing affordable and reusable sanitary towels to help keep the pupils in school. CGTN's Nick Mudimba filed this report.
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