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A drop in the bucket is what we're looking for

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.


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  • Maiwut Project Completed

    October 1, 2023 – Maiwut, South Sudan. The installation of 4 village suppliers in Maiwut is complete. The systems provide the capacity to serve clean drinking water to 10,000 residents.

    When you used to walked 3 miles a day to collect water… and now only a few yards… it …

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  • Juba – Bahr Ghazal Road

    October 25, 2023. Juba, South Sudan. The construction company ARC, under the leadership of Presidential Advisor Hon Benjamin Bol Mel, has recommenced work on the vital Juba-Bahr Ghazal road project. Following the successful completion of the Juba-Terekeka section, the team is now focusing on the Yirol-Rumbek road. This milestone …

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  • BB Team Heading to Paris Olympics

    September 2, 2023 – Manilla, Philippines. In a historic moment for South Sudan, the nation’s basketball team has clinched their maiden Olympic berth, earning a coveted spot at the 2024 Paris Olympics. This remarkable achievement unfolded on September 2nd at the FIBA Basketball World Cup in Manila.

    Known as …

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  • WHO Update on Sudan Crisis

    July 27, 2023 – World Health Organization.

    The conflict in Sudan has led to a health crisis for 3.4 million people who have been forced to seek safety either within Sudan or in neighboring countries, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). The situation is particularly dire for …

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  • South Sudan Seeks Oil Supply Import Alternatives

    June 15, 2023 – Juba, South Sudan. The Republic of South Sudan has announced its decision to import essential oil supplies through Djibouti and Kenyan ports instead of relying on Port Sudan, which has been affected by the ongoing conflict, according to the government’s Minister of Petroleum, Puot Kang …

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