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. Learn more about how recipients opt in to share their stories.
Kamwendo's family
access_time over 3 years ago
Kamwendo enrolled.
"Finding enough food for my family is the main challenge I face." (Occupation: Motorcycle or bicycle taxi)
Simon's family
access_time over 3 years ago
Simon enrolled.
"The happiest part of my day is in the morning. As a motorcycle taxi operator and a farmer,morning is when I get to do a lot. Most of my clients travel in the morning hours while for farming, morning is the best time to work because of the scorching sun later in the afternoon." (Occupation: Motorcycle or bicycle taxi)
Cosmas's family
access_time over 3 years ago
Cosmas enrolled.
"Receiving this money means that I shall manage to attain the goal of opening a shop. I have always desired to open a shop in my compound because my house lies beside a busy road with many potential clients. Hence, opening a shop will serve as a source of employment for my wife as well as attracting more income for our family. Precisely, this money will drastically improve my family's lifestyle." (Occupation: Motorcycle or bicycle taxi)
Aisha's family
access_time over 3 years ago
Aisha enrolled.
"My husband went to SouthAfrica and simetimes does not send any financial help am grateful to Gd as i will use this money to buy more food clothes and beddings for my family" (Occupation: Motorcycle or bicycle taxi)
Joyce's family
access_time over 3 years ago
Joyce enrolled.
"Lack of food" (Occupation: Motorcycle or bicycle taxi)
Macdonald's family
access_time over 3 years ago
Macdonald enrolled.
"Struggle to find food is always the life of the day." (Occupation: Motorcycle or bicycle taxi)
Indi's family
access_time over 3 years ago
Indi enrolled.
"Hunger has been a problem." (Occupation: Motorcycle or bicycle taxi)
Edina's family
access_time over 3 years ago
Edina enrolled.
"it is mainly the struggle of finding food for my home" (Occupation: Motorcycle or bicycle taxi)
Nelly's family
access_time over 3 years ago
Nelly enrolled.
"Life as a woman in this area comes with a fair share of challenges. I cover close to 3 kilometers looking for water that I use for my household chores and to make the situation worse I carry it on my back. I do that 4-5 times a day because ones is never enough. This leaves me so exhausted and sometimes with persistent backaches. Take note that I do this single-handedly without the help of my husband because culturally he is not supposed to engage himself in such kind of work. That means I use half of my day fetching water alone instead of doing much more productive activities that will take my family forward economically. I also have to go the forest to get some firewood which again is quite a distance. All this work often gets me so overwhelmed that I sometimes wish I was a man." (Occupation: Motorcycle or bicycle taxi)
Annet's family
access_time over 3 years ago
Annet enrolled.
"My husband is employed as a motorcycle taxi driver in a nearby center here. However, his income of about 2 dollars a day is only enough for our meals and not any other developmental project. This has forced us to sleep in a dilapidated house for the 3 years of our marriage. Our biggest challenge therefore is lack of financial resources to invest in our future." (Occupation: Motorcycle or bicycle taxi)
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