Singer Amanda Black urges South Africans to start saving rain water, give reasons 

Amanda Black Encourages South Africans to Conserve Rainwater Amid Drought Threats

South African singer Amanda Black is raising awareness about the importance of saving rainwater in the face of looming drought threats. In a recent social media post, the musician warned that the country's water scarcity issues could escalate from load shedding to "watershedding." To combat this, Amanda has taken to collecting rainwater in empty containers at her home, in preparation for drier periods.

As climate change continues to pose a serious threat to South Africa's water supply, Amanda's message serves as a timely reminder for citizens to do their part in conserving this precious resource. By adopting sustainable practices like rainwater harvesting, we can all play a role in mitigating the effects of water shortages on our communities and environment.

Don't wait for the next crisis to hit – start saving rainwater today and help secure a brighter, more sustainable future for all.

” Filled up 4 50L buckets, 4 210L drums and 25L litre buckets with no gutter system, just straight from the roof. With just this mornings rain showers. Please start saving rain water if you can before winter comes, theres hardly rain during winter, I have feeling there’ll watershedding soon,” she wrote.