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
Stephen
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship i am faced with is inadequacy of farm land.
I am not able to farm as much as i would want.
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(Country: Uganda)
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6 years ago
Grace
enrolled.
"My biggest hardship is lack of money to start up a barber shop bussiness for my husband."
(Country: Uganda)
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6 years ago
Peter
received a $23 initial payment.
"I am planning to complete a house that was not plastered before.I am also planning to repay debts of a piece of land I once acquired by joining merry go round group as from next transfer.With these merry go round contributions I will pay school fees on time."
(Country: Kenya)
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6 years ago
Joyce
received a $452 second payment.
"I spent all the money for building my permanent house"
(Country: Uganda)
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6 years ago
John
received a $452 second payment.
"I spent 500000ugx on paying dowery, 1000000ugx on buying a plot of land and the balance of the money I used to buy clothes."
(Country: Uganda)
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6 years ago
Betty
received a $452 second payment.
"I spent all the last transfer on construction of the house."
(Country: Uganda)
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6 years ago
Decla
received a $23 second payment.
"Before receiving the transfers, I had not thought of buying a dairy goat. I have now planned to buy once of which by the end of six months, it will have multiplied hence increase my stock"
(Country: Kenya)
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6 years ago
Richard
received a $23 initial payment.
"I am planning to buy a heifer from sale of cabbages in three months time of which I will buy the seeds with these first transfer so that milk production is sustainable.I also intend to pay school fees on time with these transfers. In case of hunger these transfer will help reduce hunger.I will also to acquire new clothes which will improve overall cleanliness with these transfers."
(Country: Kenya)
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6 years ago
Rose
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship i face is lack of money to pay fees for my granddaughter studying at Bukedae life line. "
(Country: Uganda)
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6 years ago
Anna
enrolled.
"My biggest hardship i lack of money to enable me build ironroofed house and garden work."
(Country: Uganda)
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