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The politics of apologetics: genocide denial, Darfur version

Kwesi Kwaa Prah critiques Mahmood Mamdani’s writings on Darfur: ‘Mamdani indulges in technicist sophistry, tip-toeing nimbly around the real issues in Darfur and effectively providing solace to the Khartoum regime.’ [Pambazuka]

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