Aqua-Africa’s mission depends on the financial support we receive from our donors. Tackling the water shortage in South Sudan requires a ground swell of support and contributions of all sizes are welcomed and appreciated. Whether a donation amounts to a drop, a bucket, or a reservoir, it represents another step in achieving our goals.
January 7, 2026 – Wenepai, South Sudan. Today, trucks from Juba began delivering steel, PVC pipes, and other materials for construction of the community’s first water tower, and water distribution system. Wenepai is a very poor farming community in Eastern Equatoria State, near the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) border. …
January 6, 2026 – Wenepai, South Sudan. Aqua-Africa’s vendor, Ruaha Drilling Company, arrived in Wenepai to begin construction of Aqua-Africa’s 10th Village Supplier Utility System. It is a system comprised of a 5,000 gallon galvanized steel water tower, nearly a mile of pipes, and at least 5 tap stands, that …
In 2014, Aqua-Africa was approached by civil engineer, Mike McMeekin, the then CEO of Lamp, Rynearson Engineering about the construction of solar-powered “Village Supplier” water towers as an alternative to the hand-pump water solutions being provided by the organization. Mr. McMeekin’s proposal made a lot of sense. The high capacity …
