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Need to create cervical cancer awareness due to its prevalance among African women

For many of us women taking about what is ‘under the belt’ is quite a big taboo as issues to do with reproductive organs are considered obscene in our African culture.

However there is a need to do away with these misconceptions as our reproductive organs are part and parcel of us.

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