VOICED : Dam out of bounds for Lesotho despite crippling drought

The transcript discusses the severe drought in southern Africa, focusing on its impact on farmers and communities in Lesotho. Despite having water reserves, Lesotho exports most of its water to South Africa, causing local discontent. The drought has led to water scarcity, affecting livestock and daily life in villages. Humanitarian aid is being distributed, but food shortages and malnutrition remain significant concerns. Lesotho has declared a state of natural disaster as hunger increases.

What is the significance of Lesotho being referred to as the 'Water Tower of South Africa'?

What measures are being taken to support vulnerable populations affected by the drought?