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I was looking to invest I think this stock represents good long term value - but the politics of Cameroon gave me cold feet. My internet searches revealled that there has been a lot of controversy regarding the last three elections. International observers all reported serious concerns regarding the legitimacy of the vote. President Biya is aiming to change the constitution so that he could have another six year term in office (shades of Zimbabwe???). The opposition said that they will use "whatever means possible" to change this state of affairs. There have also been "food riots" recently with dozens of deaths and 1600 arrested. They surely need the investment dollar. Has anyone got any other information that could reassure me?
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DYOR

I do not currently hold SDL shares.

<blockquote data-quote="qeegbill" data-source="post: 298165" data-attributes="member: 6795">I was looking to invest I think this stock represents good long term value - but the politics of Cameroon gave me cold feet.&nbsp; My internet searches revealled that there has been a lot of controversy regarding the last three elections.&nbsp; International observers all reported serious concerns regarding the legitimacy of the vote.&nbsp; President Biya is aiming to change the constitution so that he could have another six year term in office (shades of Zimbabwe???).&nbsp; The opposition said that they will use &quot;whatever means possible&quot; to change this state of affairs.&nbsp; There have also been &quot;food riots&quot; recently with dozens of deaths and 1600 arrested.&nbsp; They surely need the investment dollar.&nbsp; Has anyone got any other information that could reassure me?Thanks&nbsp; DYORI do not currently hold SDL shares.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="qeegbill, post: 298165, member: 6795"] I was looking to invest I think this stock represents good long term value - but the politics of Cameroon gave me cold feet. My internet searches revealled that there has been a lot of controversy regarding the last three elections. International observers all reported serious concerns regarding the legitimacy of the vote. President Biya is aiming to change the constitution so that he could have another six year term in office (shades of Zimbabwe???). The opposition said that they will use "whatever means possible" to change this state of affairs. There have also been "food riots" recently with dozens of deaths and 1600 arrested. They surely need the investment dollar. Has anyone got any other information that could reassure me? Thanks [B]DYOR[/B] I do not currently hold SDL shares. [/QUOTE]

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