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CCIJ IN NOVEMBER every year, Zimbabwe’s second-largest city, Bulawayo, explodes into a magnificent riot of colour as the majestic purple jacaranda and the flame-red flamboyant trees bloom, transforming the wide tree-lined streets into a glorious spectacle. But beneath this blissful veneer of blossoms is a troubled city struggling to come to terms with a devastating shortage of water and the resultant loss of life. In June, three months into a Covid-19 lockdown, Bulawayo was blindsided by a totally different disease — diarrhoea. The gastro-intestinal malady, which spreads through the inges...

First published in CCIJ. In November every year, Zimbabwe’s second-largest city, Bulawayo, explodes into a magnificent riot of colour as the majestic purple jacaranda and the flame-red flamboyant trees bloom, transforming the wide tree-lined streets into a glorious spectacle. But beneath this blissful veneer of blossoms is a troubled city struggling to come to terms with a devastating shortage of water and the resultant loss of life. In June, three months into a Covid-19 lockdown, Bulawayo was blindsided by a totally different disease — diarrhoea. The gastro-intestinal malady, which sprea...