Aqua-Africa employs a judicious selection process to ensure the villages they work with will benefit the most from their synthesis of aid and development. At present, the South Sudanese central government assists in identifying villages that have already taken steps toward developmental progress. As a result, the selected sites transcend tribal, linguistic, and political boundaries. We’re working towards a day when we can all help one another.
Projects
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May 2019 Survey Activity
In mid-May, Aqua-Africa’s Executive Director, Mr. Buey Tut, traveled to Maiwut Town, South Sudan to perform a community needs assessment and geophysical survey. A team of local residents was hired and trained to conduct the interviews. Maiwut Town’s water, sanitation, health, education and power needs were evaluated. Later, in mid-July, …
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Motoyo East Village Supplier
During 4th quarter 2015, Aqua-Africa completed its most ambitious water project. In partnership with Empower Kids, Aqua-Africa installed a water delivery system called “Village Supplier” in Motoyo East, a community located in Nimule, South Sudan. The Village Supplier was designed by Omaha Nebraska engineering firm, Lamp, Rynearson & Associates. Unlike …
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2015 Drilling Update
2015 drilling is well underway! Executive Director, Buey Tut, and In-Country Director, Beatrice Safari spent the first three months of the year overseeing drilling projects at six sights throughout South Sudan. “This has been our most successful mission, to date,” said Tut. Though Buey has returned to the States, Beatrice …
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Aqua-Africa & Water for South Sudan Team Up for The United Peace and Development Project
Aqua-Africa partnered with Water for South Sudan, Inc. this spring to bring clean water to remote villages in South Sudan. Salva Dut, a former “Lost Boy” of Sudan and founder of Water for South Sudan (WFSS), and Buey Ray Tut are from different tribes which have a history of conflict, …