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
Pamela
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"My proudest achievement is paying school fees for my children. I am determined to give them the best through education that hopefully will bring change in our lives."
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6 years ago
Arthur
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"The biggest hardship I have faced in life is great loss during extensive drought. I heavily invested in farming during the previous year but crops witherd and wilted before maturity."
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6 years ago
Joseph
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"In the year 2007, I managed to harvest alot of potatoes due to favourable climatic conditions. I later used the returns I received from the sale of the potatoes to shift to a new village and purchase a piece of land. This for me is the achievement I am proudest of. "
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6 years ago
Stephen
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"I got an accident in the year 2008 and my hip joint got dislocated and at the same time got a crack. Up until now I still feel a lot of pain on the joint when I engage myself on difficult task. This has greatly reduced my activeness on the farm though I still persevere. For me this is the greatest biggest hardship I have ever experienced. "
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6 years ago
Quinter
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"My proudest achievement is buying a goat from my savings. It is providing me with manure and kids. I can now save some money which I used to spend on buying fertilizer. I intend to sell the some in future to boost my income."
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6 years ago
Odhiambo
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"My proudest achievement is buying a cow. It is providing me with milk which we consume and sell the surplus."
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6 years ago
Marseline
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"The biggest hardship I am facing in life is unreliable source of income. I am unable to provide my family with basic needs."
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6 years ago
Hellen
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"My proudest achievement is having a mahogany tree plantation in my home, of about half an acre piece of land.I used them to put up my grandmother's roof and I.This saved my money for other plans that I had like paying school fees for my children and buying food for my family."
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6 years ago
Jackline
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"My biggest hardship is paying my children's school fees. Am a mother of 7and at times raising school fees from my farm produce does not bring much."
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6 years ago
Joyce
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"My proudest achievement is when I was able to buy a sofa set from the profit I got from my farm produce this has enable my children to sit comfortably while doing their studies back at home."
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