Beneficiaries of the Livelihood Empowerment Against Poverty (LEAP) program are faced with hardship due to delayed bi-monthly cash grants.
Despite a promised 100% increment in November, the grant was halted in February, leaving beneficiaries without support.
Madam Mary Owusuwaa, a 75-year-old widow, relies on LEAP to sustain herself and her children.
She expressed disappointment and hope for the situation to improve. Mariama Issah, a coordinator and beneficiary, pleaded for help, stating that many are suffering.
Civil society organizations have also expressed disappointment, urging the government to address the issue.
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