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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almost 7 years ago
Ann
received a $630 second payment.
"My life is different than it would have been in that I could have still been staying at my relatives place in a house that was in a very bad condition ."
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almost 7 years ago
Pamela
received a $474 third payment.
"I spent my third transfer on buying a bull for ploughing and also paid school fees for my children in secondary school. I had three children in school and paying school fees was so quite hectic given my menial jobs."
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almost 7 years ago
Sharon
received a $475 third payment.
"I spent my third transfer on building a new house since the previous one located near the lakeside had cracks all over and this meant smearing it during raining seasons which was very expensive spending 1000KES for a the work done. Right now I can use the amount in paying school fees or even buy books for my child, I am very happy because I no longer think about smearinng it anymore."
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almost 7 years ago
Wilfrida
received a $472 third payment.
"I spent my third transfer on buying cement and sand that I used to plaster my newly built house using my second transfer. The remaining amount I spent on paying school for my granddaughter who is in secondary school and to plough my piece of land where I grew some corn."
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almost 7 years ago
Alfred
received a $472 third payment.
"I spent my third transfer on buying some furniture for my living room, I also spent some of the money on buying extra bedding for my visitors. The remaining I spent on corn for my consumption."
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almost 7 years ago
Hillary
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship I have faced in my life is lack of school fees which prevented me from studying beyond primary school.I feel I could have been a better person in terms of getting income if I had at least completed secondary education."
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almost 7 years ago
Richard
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship I have faced in my life is difficulty in feeding my family and even educating my children.This is due to lack of enough money from my little farm work."
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almost 7 years ago
Leonard
enrolled.
"The achievement I am proudest of in my life is being a farmer.This has hepled me pay school fees for my secondary and college education."
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almost 7 years ago
Peter
enrolled.
"My achievement i am prousest of is i have managed to increase the size of land. Initially i used to lease the land which i used to plant maize and over time, i had saved enough to buy another land."
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almost 7 years ago
Sally
enrolled.
"In 1988, my piece of land in Transmara was grabbed by unknown individuals and this rendered me landless. This made me move from being a land owner to a tennant. "
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