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.
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6 years ago
Simon
enrolled.
"Receiving this money means purchasing agricultural land.This is because I barely have no land to cultivate."
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6 years ago
Patrick
enrolled.
"My biggest hardship is inability to meet medical bills.This is because my children get frequent attacks of maleria."
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6 years ago
Joyce
enrolled.
"I have always dreamt of having a business of my own. My husband and I are unemployed and as a result we depend on casual opportunities like being hired to till or collect firewood and selling to my neighbours so that I can get a payment of kshs 100 which is very little to sustain my family's basic need. Now, receiving this transfer will mean that I'll be able to start a poultry farming as an income generating activity whereby i'll be able to sell poultry products like eggs, manure and chicken on a regular basis and thereby having returns that can be able to sustain me and my family."
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6 years ago
Janet
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"Receiving this money means a fresh start in my life. With limited employment opportunities in Kenya, I would wish to venture into self employment. As a skilled tailor, I will use my first transfers in purchasing a sewing machine together with the required fabric. This will earn me a sustainable income. Secondly, I'll get two diary cows for my family. That way, I'll be able to have constant supply of milk while at the same time be able save money which I've been spending in milk purchase. Having all these projects running means a stable family, a healthy family as well as educated children. I want my children to be proud of me some day."
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6 years ago
Twaha
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship in my life is lack of a wife to help me start up a family."
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6 years ago
Joyce
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship in my life is lack of enough support for sustaining my family welfare. "
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6 years ago
Zakaria
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship I have faced in life is lack of adequate income. This has been a great set back as I have not been able to pay school fees and take good care of my family in terms of buying food,meeting medical expenses and even buy house hold items like bedding and furniture."
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6 years ago
Simon
enrolled.
"When i receive this money, i will buy cows of which i will use some for milk and Agriculture and others i will take to my inlaws because i have not officially married my spouse."
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6 years ago
Philip
enrolled.
"My ambitions are to own a fleet of salon cars for taxi service, that I can hire out to Uber company for income."
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6 years ago
Deo
enrolled.
"Receiving this money means I will be able to marry a woman that I can finally settle with as a wife, buy a piece of land that I can farm in. "
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