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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almost 6 years ago
Alsebah
received a $99 initial payment.
"I plan to buy ironsheet and build a simba for my son, and pay school fees for my children."
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almost 6 years ago
Macklyne
received a $99 initial payment.
"I plan to construct a more spacious grocery shop because the one am currently working in is small."
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almost 6 years ago
Julliet
received a $99 initial payment.
"I plan to buy iron sheet, timber and nails, and build an iron roofed house for my family."
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almost 6 years ago
Jared
received a $99 initial payment.
"I am planning to build a new house and invest in mandazi business."
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almost 6 years ago
Eunice
received a $99 initial payment.
"I am planning to buy a piece of land and build a house with my upcoming lump-sum payment. "
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almost 6 years ago
Dinah
enrolled.
"My biggest hardship is raising school fees for my son.I get alot of stress when he is sent home for school fees."
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almost 6 years ago
Lilian
enrolled.
"My hardest challenge is that my income is so small and it's also not stable."
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almost 6 years ago
Benta
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship I am facing in my life is lack food because the previous harvest was poor, and we don't have any paid work at the moment. "
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almost 6 years ago
Felix
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship I am facing in my life is lack of my own house. We live in a very small house but would wish to live in a better one. "
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almost 6 years ago
George
enrolled.
"The biggest hardship I am facing is lack of money to pay labourers who can help me in the rice paddies. "
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