I have a passion in masonry and thus I would love to go back to college to get more skills on it. This will help me in looking for masonry jobs or start up my own construction company. I would also love to do vegetable farming.

Giving us unrestricted cash transfers, in my opinion, was a terrific idea because it allowed people to address a variety of requirements. I have noticed a significant improvement in our village as a result of the unconditional cash transfer. While some people purchased cows, others made investments in businesses. The village is now better and more tranquil. On the other hand, everyone seems to be applauding the organization, therefore I have not heard of any concerns about it.

I had fees arrears for my two children who are in school and thus after receiving the second transfer, I used $100 to clear the balance so that my kids would continue with their studies uninterrupted. I further spent $200 to buy iron sheets, cement, timber, nails and other building materials that I would used to finish up my house construction which I had began with the first transfer. I also bought a solar panel worth $30 that will be helpful for lighting up the house at night, my children needed this so much since they always have school assignments to do at night. I also paid my wife's dowry of $150 to my in-laws.

Sikuamini ilikuwa Tuesday 5pm nikaskia message roho ikaridhikia sana was at home with family sitting in the sitting wife had the phone akakuonyesha hakua anatarijia kumuenyesha message

Raha imeharibika kabla upate alidaiwai sai anaweza tembea vizuri before mabati wanachekelwa juu nyumba ilikuwa !mbaya

Kununua mabati kuweka previous house makuti mabati 12,11250 fees deni 3k 5k kwa wife ya madeni ya mahari 5k,mkopo jirani vitu alichukua chukua ghunia ya mahindi na matress 1k simu ya wife parents byk ndi iwasaidie kifamilia biashara Kila mtu 5k wakiwa 3 mom and bro ukona balance business to think what to do