"The achievement that I am proudest of is that I used to stay in a grass thatched house but I managed to save some cash by denying myself and my family the luxury of eating good food like meat so that I saved some money which I used to build the house that I currently stay in which is has iron sheet roof. The money that I saved came from my business of selling vegetable in the local market."

"The biggest hardship that I face in my life is that during dry seasons like in the month of February, getting food is a challenge and because I am not able to dig my farm and this makes me go may be a day without a meal."

"The achievement that I am proudest of is that we have been able to grow vegetable like kales and sold the harvest which has enabled our kids to remain in school up to today."

"The biggest hardship that I face in my life is that my husband rarely supports me so I am left alone to do everything on my own including taking care of our kids and this is a heavy load on me as a woman."

"The achievement am proudest of is being able to provide for and take care of my children and husband."

"My proudest achievement is that I struggled to build my house after my husband's death. At the time of his death I had a grass thatched house but today I have an iron roof house."

"My proudest achievement is that I have stuck to my marriage. My husband left home seventeen years ago and I have not gone away."

"The achievement am proudest of is the gift of children. I do try so hard to be there for them and to provide according to their needs. To ensure their education and health needs are catered for."

"The biggest hardship I face in my life is lack of sufficient resources to feed, educate, clothe and meet other financial needs of my family being that I earn only kes 3,000 in a month from my job."

"The achievement am proudest of educating my children. The eldest is in university and several others in high school. It's my pride to see them getting an education because I never had a chance to."