zaire province造句

• Zaire Province is served by three airports.
• The main rivers of Zaire Province are : Mbridge, Lufunde, Zadi, Cuilo and Buenga.
• There were 50 million tons of deposits in Zaire Province and about 100 million tons in Cabinda.
• Its mouth is at the Atlantic Ocean near the town of N'Zeto in Zaire Province.
• Government troops had occupied six towns in Zaire province between Nov . 29 and Dec . 4, it said.
• Vorgan claimed government troops were also moving to encircle M'banza Congo, the capital of Zaire province further inland.
• Since early 2016, HeroRATs have been tasked to clear another site in Ndondele Mpasi ( in the Zaire province ).
• It borders the municipality of Nzeto, Zaire province, to the North and the municipality of Dande, to the South.
• It is the country's third-largest city and capital of the Upper Zaire province, rich in gold and diamonds.
• Zaire Province has two seasons : from November to May, the rainy season; and from June to October, the dry season.
• Each day, reports of one town after another falling to rebels in Upper Zaire Province heighten the sensation here of a noose drawing tighter.
• The invitation came after the United Nations and the United States harshly criticized a government offensive against UNITA last week in oil-rich, northern Zaire province.
• Government military sources said that their troops had also recaptured M'banza Congo in northern Zaire province, the last regional capital that had been under UNITA control.
• Government military sources said Saturday that their troops had also recaptured M'banza Congo in northern Zaire province, the last regional capital that had been under UNITA control.
• Government forces occupied six localities in the oil-rich, northern Zaire province, claiming they were being used by UNITA as bases for sabotage against key oil facilities.
• Diplomatic sources believe Kabila first wants to take Kisangani, the capital of Haut-Zaire province, before agreeing to a cease-fire and requesting international humanitarian aid.
• U . N . officials were meeting here Tuesday with government and UNITA military representatives in Luanda to debate the latest clashes in the oil-rich, northern Zaire province.
• The announcement came after U . N . special envoy Alioune Blondin Beye slammed the government for its assault last week on UNITA troops in the northern, oil-rich Zaire province.
• Envoy Alioune Blondin Beye told state radio that government troops already had withdrawn from two of five localities they occupied 10 days ago near the oil town of Soyo in northern Zaire province.