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 7 years ago
Benjamin
received a $97 initial payment.
"I spent the larger part of my first transfer on paying school arrears 8,000 KES for my daughter who has already finished her high school education last year to ease her process of clearance and enable her acquire her high school certificate.I bought half a bag of maize for my family's consumption 2,.000 KES."
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over 7 years ago
Lucy
enrolled.
"Receiving this money makes me to be very excited as I will finally manage to pay the school fees balance for my children to enable them to get education."
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over 7 years ago
Rose
received a $97 initial payment.
"I felt so happy when I received my transfer as it brought me much hopes in life concerning my children's education and means of survival."
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over 7 years ago
Paul
received a $97 initial payment.
"The moment I received the transfer,I was very happy since I was sure that I will spend the money on what I lacked the most such as paying school fees for my daughter who is in high school as my hope is to see her through her education."
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over 7 years ago
Richard
enrolled.
"My biggest hardship currently is lack of proper income to enable me provide for important needs like education for my children."
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over 7 years ago
Joyce
received a $97 initial payment.
"I spent my first transfer on cultivating my piece of land and planted maize with hope to get good yields. I sent pocket money to my child in university and paid polytechnic fees for the other two to advance their education. I used the balance to buy food for the household."
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over 7 years ago
Vincent
enrolled.
"Receiving this money makes me much happy as I will be in a position to cater for my family's basic needs such as food, shelter,clothing and education."
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over 7 years ago
Rose
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship I face is that am not able to provide the basic needs (e.g. food, clothing and education) to my family because of low income."
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over 7 years ago
Florence
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship we face is the burden of school fees in the long run. I want my children to have a better education than I did."
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over 7 years ago
Millicent
enrolled.
"I am really happy.My living standard will change for the better.My children will get better education and also i will be able to provide for their needs."
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