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 3 years ago
Mercy
enrolled.
"The hardest part is having to struggle every day in order to provide Basic needs to my family, recently I got a job as sales person for a solar dealer whereby they pay me per item sold that is sh 500 per one item sold. On a good week I make sh 3000 and on a bad week I get nothing.so I struggle to balance the two so that my children will not go ungry."
(Occupation: Small business)
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over 3 years ago
Harusi
enrolled.
"Receiving this money will mean a lot to me. My ambition has been to own a tailoring machine since I completed my tailoring course in 2018. Therefore I'll use 100 Dollars to purchase a tailoring machine for business purposes. I'll also use the cash to buy two indigenous dairy cattle at a cost of 150 dollars each to get milk for domestic consumption and for sale. I also live in a single room house and therefore I'll use 250 dollars to expand my house. After doing all this I'll be at peace."
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over 3 years ago
Lennox
enrolled.
"When I receive this money, I will start by venturing into business.I will start a motorcycle spare parts shop with 50,000 Kenya shillings.Motorcycles are the main means of transport in this area and this is what made me think of this business. I will also use 40,000 Kenya shillings to buy 2 cows. This will provide my family with milk for consumption and for sale."
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over 3 years ago
Bauleni
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship is a sustainable source of income so apparently I think I will use this money to add it to my business so that it should boast a bit."
(Occupation: Small business)
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over 3 years ago
Khadija
enrolled.
"So far the biggest hardship is having a proper way to have a business because I struggle to feed my child since I'm a single mother."
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over 3 years ago
Bendera
enrolled.
"I worked as a farmworker for 7 years. During this time I learnt all the farming skills and tips on how to raise dairy cows and broilers. Since then, my biggest ambition has been to venture in this business. Receiving this money therefore means I will purchase 2 dairy cows and also set up a poultry project. This will mean a stable source of income that will see me finance my daughter's education alongside other needs."
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over 3 years ago
Asyatu
enrolled.
"Iam very happy and i fill luck to be one in a few benefiting from this program"
(Occupation: Small business)
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over 3 years ago
Maliyatu
enrolled.
"I am mostly do not have money to buy food and clothes and a sleeping place for my family"
(Occupation: Small business)
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over 3 years ago
Hawa
enrolled.
"It has been difficult for us to find money to buy food and other basic needs. I rely on a small business for income so if i haven't made enough profits for that day , we do sleep without eating anything."
(Occupation: Small business)
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over 3 years ago
Patuma
enrolled.
"This transfer from GD means so much to me and my family as it will help me to realize my dream of starting a small business."
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