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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6 years ago
Josaphat
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship I am facing in life is lack of enough money to build a better house. My current house is profusely leaking and this makes it very dangerous especially during rainy season."
(Country: Kenya)
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6 years ago
Lilian
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship I am facing in life is unreliable source of income to provide for my family. Sometimes we lack food to eat and this makes us go on empty stomach rendering us economically unproductive."
(Country: Kenya)
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6 years ago
Jane
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship I have faced in life, is difficulty in raising school fees to pay my college education. This situation has stagnated me from advancing not only in my studies but also career wise. "
(Country: Kenya)
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6 years ago
Charles
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship I have faced in life, is being homeless since I did not have a house at home and I had to rent a house for three consecutive years despite the fact that I had unpredictable source of income."
(Country: Kenya)
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6 years ago
Pamellah
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship that i have faced was having to deal with the pain of losing all of my four children who died as a result of being diagnosed with sickle cell anemia.It was so painful to bury one after the other simply because i didn't have sufficient income to treat their delicate sickness."
(Country: Kenya)
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6 years ago
Rachael
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship that i have faced was learning how to adopt to living in the village after the death of my husband.This was because we had been living in the urban centre for a very long time with him as the primary caregiver, but when he died,everything changed and i had to start all over with nothing back in the village."
(Country: Kenya)
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6 years ago
Seline
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship that i have faced was having to deal with prolonged sickness for a period of three years.Doctors could not diagnose the actual ailment and it really cost me a lot of money in seeking for treatment."
(Country: Kenya)
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6 years ago
Elizabeth
received a $469 initial payment.
"I spent my first transfer to buy clothes, a mattress, two pairs of bed sheets, bricks, sand,iron-sheets,cement,timber and paid labour for building a simple iron sheet roof house. "
(Country: Uganda)
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6 years ago
James
received a $5 initial payment.
"My new goals is that I am planning to start rearing chicken and selling them. I expect to make profit out of this business. As a result of this, I will be able to have a stable income."
(Country: Kenya)
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6 years ago
Beatrice
received a $496 third payment.
"I spent my last transfer to buy dairy cow to save me in future from spending money to buy milk from neighbors but to sell it to them. The remaining balance l spent to build a kitchen for me to have a place where l can cook."
(Country: Kenya)
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