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Kinshasa is the capital city of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Kinshasa is the capital of Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Some of the cobalt used in phone and laptop batteries is dug out by hand in Congo.
What's the minimum salary in Congo?
The Congo is a developing country.
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Where are you going, up the Congo?
One thing's sure, they won't come up from the Congo.
That's a Bayaka mask, from the Belgian Congo.
In the Congo.
In the Congo, Father, they'll be calling me to work I love.
You may never get to the Congo.
She was a nursing sister in the Congo.
He asked about you. And about the Congo.
Sister Pauline, how long were you in the Congo?
I, too, have lost some of my quickness, my memory. from too much Congo sun.
If any of you think that the Congo that you'll find today in 1930. is anything like the Congo that we found when we went there 20 years ago. you will be mistaken.
This could easily mean that she could not return to the Congo.
Sister Pauline will return to the Congo.
They won't come up from the Congo, not even if they wanted to. They gotta cross that lake, and nothing's going to cross that lake while the Louisa's there.
Some sportsmen decorate their walls with the head of a lion they once shot in Tanganyika, or some poor unfortunate rhino caught sunbathing in the Congo.
Enough ice jammed against it to cool the congo.
Nicer than the Congo, Rhodesia, Somalia, South Africa.
Look at the Congo, for example.
My parents were missionaries in the Congo.
In Angola, in the Congo.
In Congo.
Congo, right.
In the sea of Congo.
The airplane in the Congo.
About treasure in Congo.
Elephant Tusks-Ivory-Gold of the Congo.
That's the law of the Congo.
Hot Congo!
Not like you, congo.
Congo.
Yeah, I went to. the University of Congo.
We're fortunate to have the services of Colonel Steiger whose achievements in the Congo, Nigeria and more recently, Bangladesh must be well-known to you.
No, he's fr om the Congo.
You never lived in the Congo?
The Belgian Congo.
In the Congo it was no problem.
No, to the people of the Congo.
News and current affairs
Syria, Afghanistan, and Somalia are the largest sources of refugees, but many more come from Libya, Eritrea, the Central African Republic, South Sudan, Nigeria, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Though such flows cost people in Djibouti, Congo, and Chad more than one-fifth of their incomes every year, they almost never make headlines.
The Belgians were particularly brutal in Congo.
In February, after the Democratic Republic of Congo challenged an arrest warrant against its foreign minister, the International Court of Justice said Belgium had gone too far by not respecting the immunity of sitting office holders.
Notable examples include Mobutu in Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of Congo), Siaka Stevens in Sierra Leone, Samuel Doe in Liberia, Siad Barre in Somalia, and Haile Selassie and Mengistu Haile Mariam in Ethiopia.
Recent members also include Libya, Vietnam, Congo, and Syria - the Libyans were even elected chair-country.
What is unambiguous today is a growing intolerance for bad governance and corruption - a collective rejection evident in countries as diverse as Burma, Congo, Russia, and Bolivia, not to mention Arab countries from Syria to Morocco.
When the West gave money to Mobutu, they knew that the funds were going to Swiss bank accounts rather than benefiting the people of Zaire (now Congo).
Tens of thousands of troops from the EU's member states have been deployed outside of their home countries in Sierra Leone, Congo, Ivory Coast, Chad, Lebanon, and Afghanistan.
Accurate body counts from the cruel regimes presiding over Burma, Afghanistan and the Congo remain unavailable but are certainly huge.
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), for example, just held its first elections in 40 years.
In the aftermath of the 2006 Israel-Lebanon War, states turned once again to UN peacekeepers, as they have in dealing with the problems in the Congo and Darfur.
In recent years, many more people have died in the conflicts in Sudan and Congo than were killed by the tsunamis.
Our commitment to bring peace to the Middle East, or Darfur, or Congo, or Kosovo, or Haiti, is not measured by our words but by our wallets.
As for Lubanga, he is one of many in the Congo who has used civilians as pawns in a war that has cost more than five million lives in the past decade.
From Liberia to the Congo, the predicament of the African continent today demands that the press act not only as a watchdog, but as a goad.
In Democratic Republic of Congo, 1,100 women are raped every day.
Like its neighbors, Congo and Rwanda, Burundi is a war-torn land.
Its troubles have not riveted world attention in recent years, probably because Burundi's rebels failed to plumb the depths of savagery seen in Rwanda and Congo.
The initiative has met with some success, although it has not completely halted trade in diamonds from conflict-torn countries like the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Not anymore: currently, Congo's eastern province of North Kivu is in the headlines almost every day.
Yet, even at times when fighting is less intense Congo suffers from the indirect effects of the war.
The UN peacekeeping force in Congo, MONUC, has a mandate from the Security Council for full intervention in order to provide protection to the civilian population.
During the last two years, I have dealt with many crises, from Darfur and the Democratic Republic of Congo to such global challenges as the food crisis and climate change.
Instead, a more informal system, supported by networks of local and refugee teachers - a model that was successfully pioneered in Congo and Afghanistan - can provide accredited learning.
The EU's military mission to ensure free and fair elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has shown what the European Security and Defense Policy (ESDP) can achieve in Africa.
In countries that have experienced the horrors of civil war, the arrival of an effective military force from outside is generally welcomed, as was the case in both the 2003 and 2006 Congo operations.
Recent events in Congo and elsewhere suggest that there is no room for complacency.
Mittal's 2005 deal with Liberia (renegotiated last year) and various contracts with Congo probably fall at least partly into this category, as do some deals in ex-Soviet countries.
The wake-up call for most NGOs came after the Rwandan genocide, when hundreds of small organizations tried to set up ad hoc operations in refugee camps in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Tanzania.
And if one thinks of the death toll of the civil war in the Democratic Republic of Congo (more than four million), talk of turning points in history, after the killing of nine people, sounds a little absurd.
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