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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over 6 years ago
Mercy
enrolled.
"The achievement I am proudest of in my life is being able to educate my daughter up to secondary school.I am proud of her because I see education as an investment and I know she will be able to help me in the near future."
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over 6 years ago
Robert
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship that I have ever faced in my life is that I was not able to continue with my education. This is because I could not understand the lessons that were being taught. Even though my parents were able to pay for my fees, I had to drop out and as a result, my dreams of becoming a teacher could not be achieved. Currently, I rely on the proceeds from my chicken so that I can meet my needs."
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over 6 years ago
Daisy
enrolled.
"My parent's inability to pay for my secondary school education made me abscond schooling for one year as they hustle for money. I remember I could see my age-mates going to school and this made me feel uncomfortable. This for me is the biggest hardship I have ever experienced. "
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over 6 years ago
Rose
enrolled.
"I dropped out of school while I was still in primary school and this will always be the greatest mistake of my life. Since then, finding a job has been very difficult due to my inability to posses necessary education documentation. Now I have to do manual job(rope weaving)so as to sustain my family and for me this is the biggest hardship I have ever experienced. "
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over 6 years ago
Kennedy
enrolled.
"The achievement that am most proud of is being involved in farming which has helped raise fees for my college education."
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over 6 years ago
Denis
enrolled.
"I am planning to use my first transfer of Kshs 25,000 to build a new house. With my family of 7, I find it challenging to accommodate all my children in our current tiny mud house. Besides, I have planned to use the second transfer to purchase a milking cow and grow tea. This will go a long way in sustaining our long term family needs like quality education for my children, food and decent clothing. "
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over 6 years ago
Felix
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship I ever faced was when I became very sick a way back for five good years, I wasn't able to continue with my education. This have impacted negatively in my life because I feel I would be financially stable right now but all in all, I thank God for restoring my health."
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over 6 years ago
Eunitar
enrolled.
"The achievement I am proudest of is educating my children.With the little money i get from my teaching job,it was not easy to fund their secondary and University education but i have managed to do it.This makes me proud"
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over 6 years ago
Monica
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship I am facing in life is lack of money to advance in my education. I miss good employments due to lack of proper skills."
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over 6 years ago
Charles
received a $480 third payment.
"I spent the larger portion of my third transfer on paying fees for my son who was in college since this is the best way I could help him and I also knew that through his education, his life would change in future. The remaining amount went on buying a calf that will help in farm work or even resell it later on to get money for personal use."
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