Project Water Drop Sweeps South African Streets
The drought in Southern Africa has affected many communities around the country. Here’s what some South Africans are doing to help with #ProjectWaterDrop.
It’s been a particularly difficult summer for many around Southern Africa. The lack of rain has affected farms and communities all over the country. Water shortages around the country have prompted #ProjectWaterDrop, which has seen individuals, companies and organisations delivering water to areas affected by the current drought. Here are some pictures of #ProjectWaterDrop.
Check out some of the tweets pouring in from all over under #ProjectWaterDrop.
ER24 Midstream assisting with the #ProjectWaterDrop at the @JacaNews studio. pic.twitter.com/hpOA0h1Z3J — ER24 EMS (Pty) Ltd ® (@ER24EMS) January 25, 2016
#ProjectWaterDrop ER24 Midstream also here to help! MV pic.twitter.com/4OjIKf4knO
— Maryke Vermaak (@MarykeVermaak) January 25, 2016
Our GM Glenn Joseph amongst the help as all hands are on deck to help with @jacarandafm #ProjectWaterDrop pic.twitter.com/dIi9ulpWLB — MONTECASINO (@MONTECASINOZA) January 25, 2016
Wow! Proudly South African! @jacarandafm #ProjectWaterDrop pic.twitter.com/gU7OhzEn4p
— Barney Simon (@BarneySimon) January 25, 2016
We are truly overwhelmed by the immense support and help you are giving us right now. #ProjectWaterDrop pic.twitter.com/lljrTLGb7I
— Complimentary Brkft (@comp_breakfast) January 25, 2016
