WIRE — Every rainy season, Africa relives the same painful story. Television stations broadcast images of submerged communities, collapsed bridges, stranded commuters, devastated businesses, and grieving families. Governments declare emergencies. Opposition parties blame governments. Governments blame climate change. Citizens blame local authorities. Local authorities blame inadequate funding. Social media explodes with outrage, accusations, and endless commentary. Then, just as predictably as the floods arrived, the waters recede, public attention shifts elsewhere, and life resumes as though nothing has happened. Until the following rainy season, when the same tragedy returns, often in the very same communities.
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