Why Shea Butter Makers In Ghana Are Fighting For Their Livelihoods | Still Standing

Women in Ghana have been turning shea nuts into butter for centuries. People across Africa have used it for skin and hair care, food, and medicine for at least 700 years. But for the past four decades, men have been cutting down the very tree that provides livelihood to many families. We traveled to Ghana to find out how despite the challenges, this group of women artisans is Still Standing.

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Women Built The Shea Butter Industry In Ghana. Now, They Are Fighting To Save It | Still Standing