Makola Market, Accra 14 yrs
Auntie Akosua
Auntie Akosua has been the heartbeat of Faytex in Makola since 2012. Through her stall, she has paid school fees for three children and now mentors younger traders along her row.
Our Market Queens
The Women Who Carry Faytex Across Ghana
Behind every Faytex product is a network of hardworking women who bring confidence to communities every day.
From Makola to Madina, Kejetia and markets across Ghana, our Market Queens and distributors ensure women have access to trusted menstrual care products.
They are entrepreneurs, community builders and an essential part of the Faytex story.
Kejetia Market, Kumasi 9 yrs
Mama Yaa
Mama Yaa moves more than 1,200 packs of Faytex a month. ‘Customers come back because the pad holds — even on long market days.’
Madina Market, Accra 6 yrs
Sister Ama
Sister Ama opened her first kiosk with profits from selling Faytex. Today she employs two assistants and runs a women's savings circle in her neighbourhood.
Campaign Films
Faytex on the ground — market activations across Ghana.
A growing archive of the market activations, community events and outreach campaigns that put Faytex directly in the hands of Ghanaian women.
Makola Market
Makola Market Activation
On the ground with our Market Queens in Ghana's biggest market — putting Faytex directly into the hands of the women who move Accra.
Accra
Fay: Yay or Nay?
A playful street-side vox pop — real reactions from Ghanaian women trying and rating Faytex on the spot.
Ashesi University
Dignity, Not Luxury: Why the Sanitary Pad Conversation Matters
Faytex’s story goes beyond sanitary pads. It is a story about dignity, innovation, affordability, women in leadership and the realities of rebuilding a local manufacturing business. Explore the questions shaping Faytex’s journey.