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Rant of the Day: Daniel Davies on Afrobollocks
Poor Edmund Sanders. He writes a perfectly well-intentioned article about Ethiopia's famine, complete with interview with prime minister Meles Zenawi, only to run into the acid pen of Dsquared:
Bonus points for the mention of "the Chinese model" in a country that's so utterly a US catspaw in the region, by the way - the nefarious representative of the PRC is fast becoming a stock Afrobollocks character, along with the poor little starving person, the Nigerian fraudster, the Harvard-educated hope of his country, the "tribal chief" and the James Bond villainesque President for Life (with proverbial "Swiss bank account", natcherally; the Caymans, Channel Isles etc apparently have zero market share with African dicators according to Western hack journalists), the bright-eyed and impractical aid worker and the rascally international banker.
I only wonder where Jeff Sachs and Bono fit in to all this.
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