GDLive Newsfeed
We check in with people at each stage of the cash transfer process to see how things are going. Take a look at some of their stories as they appear here in real-time. Learn more about how recipients opt in to share their stories.
Ellen's family
access_time 4 years ago
Ellen received a $338 second payment.
"The recipient used her transfer to fix her house bought food , clothes and the rest she purchased fertilizer"
Sainati's family
access_time 4 years ago
Sainati received a $338 second payment.
"The recipient has no issues with the program"
Shamila's family
access_time 4 years ago
Shamila received a $348 initial payment.
"There is a big difference in the was we live currently comparing to the past, now we are able to eat three times a day, i have comfortable beddings and our house is now decent so we sleep peacefully during the night without having to worry about what will happen to us when the rain fell."
Agness's family
access_time 4 years ago
Agness received a $338 second payment.
"I bought timbers and bricks to build"
Tambuli's family
access_time 4 years ago
Tambuli received a $338 second payment.
"i have spent the transfer on timber, bicycle, 2 bags of maize, bricks and groceries."
Patuma's family
access_time 4 years ago
Patuma received a $338 second payment.
"My life is much much better and different now. I no longer have what used to be my persistent problems. I now have a blanket to keep warm, furniture in the house, fertilizer for my crops, and my house has been renovated."
Tuweni's family
access_time 4 years ago
Tuweni received a $338 second payment.
"I have now a good house than before"
Layima's family
access_time 4 years ago
Layima received a $338 second payment.
"The difference is that I will have an iron sheet house"
Sainabu's family
access_time 4 years ago
Sainabu received a $338 second payment.
"am now able to have enough food with my family and lacked chairs to sit on in my house"
Grace's family
access_time 4 years ago
Grace received a $338 second payment.
"I bought 10 bags of cement that I used to plaster the h"