RE:RE:Where to reinvest?True and agreed. Eritrea, despite the risks appeared to be an anomaly. Regardless of the projected and actual risks, nothing has seemingly happened except some spurious labour lawsuits.
I will hear any story, but regarding NSU, the story became much more saleable when they bought Timok...arguably not a third-world jurisdiction.
As long as we have choices between projects in more favorable jurisdications, I will gravitate towards those projects. Not saying you can't make money in the Congo, but not worth the risk IMO as long as there are similar/close alternatives not in risky jurisdictions.
Those that have been around since the KRY Crystallex days can attest. I want the investment to be about the project, not some rogue government/nation. If I can eliminate/reduce the likelihood of that risk I will.
When I go in, I tend to go in big and willing to hold long-term, so knowing my investment style I'd like to reduce that big political uncertainty as much as possible. All IMO.