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Lerato Kganyago teases the launch of her new venture

Media personality and businesswoman Lerato Kganyaho has teased the launch of her new business venture. The star took to social media to share a snap of her own brand of sanitary pads named Fluttler by LKG. She shared in part; “Been working on this baby for months (Self funded)! Can’t wait for everything to settle down, so you can all meet!!!”

Image: Lerato Kganyago IG

Lerato also shared that the first batch of the sanitary pads will be delivered to rural areas for free.

This will be the second business under Flutter by LKG, the first being her eyelash business of the same name.

Lerato Kganyago teases the launch of her new venture. We can’t wait for the official launch.

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