Following a conversation with Sassa's Spokesperson Paseka Letsatsi on whether grants will indeed be paid on April 1, Kieno Kammies received a heart warming call from Mary.
Mary says if it wasn't for her children helping her with finances she wouldn't be able to survive on the grant received from government.
Listen to Mary's heart warming call below:
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