Meet Two Entrepreneur Moringa Women from Liberia and India

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On Sunday 22 Nov on Zoom, Mariana continues the moringa conversation with more Moringa lovers.

First up is Margaret Russell from Liberia. Margaret started her Moringa journey in 2010 under a group called Sustainable Agriculture for Rural Development Initiatives (SARDI) now Sustainable Agriculture and Development SA&D, and joined Africa Moringa Hub in 2017.

Next we have a special guest from India, an incredible Moringa woman, Ponnarasi from Tamil Nandu Dindigul District. She is known for her Moringa products especially her Moringa soaps. She works with her family and neighbours in Moringa and other health products. Her product is called Arasi Moringa.

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