Palesa Pads heads eco-friendly solution to the ‘period crisis’ faced by Africa
An Albermarle resident has launched a company that sells sustainable sanitary wear.
Sherie de Wet aka Palesa gives us a sneak-peek into her Palesa Pads flow kit.
Emily Madiba adding clips and final touches to an overlocked reusable sanitary pad.
Vusi Mafuleka, a sewer at Palesa Pads, who claims to be a natural at sewing.
Determined to meet her daily targets, Cecilia Gukwe of Palesa Pads and her team cut enough material daily to make 300 pads.
Sherie de Wet aka Palesa gives us a sneak-peek into her Palesa Pads flow kit.
Head seamstress and one of the first Palesa Pads employees, Pamela Mawunga overlocking a sanitary pad.
Emily Madiba, Sherie de Wet (CEO at Palesa Pads) and Pamela Mawunga (the head seamstress at Palesa Pads) at their temporary offices in Delville.
New cloth patterns for version 14 of Palesa Pads.
