KZN supermarket staff stand with Cape Town by singing for rain
Forming a prayer circle in the middle of the shop, this group of workers broke into song and dance to show support for drought-stricken Cape Town.
By now, most of you are aware of the water situation in Cape Town, surely? Taps and dams are running dry, while many are having to come up with ways to save each and every drop of water.
While the city officials are trying everything in their power to come up with a plan to help residents get access to water, back home here in KZN, there are many who are also trying to do their part to show love and support for Capetonians.
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The staff at a supermarket based in the small town of Paulpietersburg decided to break out in gospel songs and formed a prayer circle in the store at the end of a hard day's work.
The manager of the store took to his Facebook page to share the video, which has already racked up over 8,000 views.
If you would like to know more about Cape Town's water crisis and about #DayZero, WWF South Africa has compiled a document which answers some frequently asked questions. To download the document, click here. Feel free to share it with your family and friends who are residents of the province.