well, his election was on October 11, 2004, so one would imagine around October 2011, which is obviously well after all of SDL's announcements re financing etc will have been made known.
But further to this, I guess there should be some degre of suspicion placed on a Presidency which stared in 1982. 28 years all up, thus far. People can make their own judgement here on that point.
It'd be a pretty big turnaround if there was unrest at this stage of cameroons development, so one would expect that level heads would prevail here. There is so much riding on the continuity of stable government to think that continuity wont prevail. Balance of probabilities suggest that government will be stable, but you need to consider the downside.
On an even more sobering point, have a look at what has just happened in SA last week re the recent constitutional court case re tenure of title over lands.
As Dennis Denuto once said "In summing up, it's the Constitution, it's Mabo, it's justice, it's law, it's the vibe and -- No, that's it. It's the vibe." LOL
Africa is still the wild, wild west.
HB
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