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The Republic of Congo is the smaller, oil-rich western neighbour of the Democratic Republic of Congo, and has about 3.7 million inhabitants.
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Republic of Congo, which is now struggling to recover from a devastating war fought between 1998 and 2003 and which sucked in troops from half a dozen nearby countries at its height.
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Community (CEMAC), of which the Republic of Congo is the current chair, on the process of bringing reconciliation and stability to the Central African Republic following the unconstitutional transfer of power on 15 March 2003.
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"We are sorry that this particular regional committee meeting could not be held in Brazzaville in the Republic of Congo, which is the seat of WHO regional Office for Africa because of some security reasons," Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe said in opening remarks
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He said Laurent Kabila, who assumed power last year in what is now called the Republic of Congo, has "made very serious efforts to democratize his country."
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In the light of the announced withdrawal of French forces from the Republic of Congo, which is now reportedly being completed,
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Sunday, "The Republic of Congo is the current chair of the regional grouping, the Central African Economic and Monetary Community
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In 2005 the company joined with Aerosud to refurbish and service fleets of Dassault Aviation SA's Mirage III and F-1 jets for Gabon and Republic of Congo.
South Africa Firms Build Niche Plane Patrick McGroarty 2011
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Sundance Resources, which lost several directors last year when they were killed in a plane crash, owns the Mbalam iron ore project on the borders of Cameroon and the Republic of Congo.
Sundance Accepts Raised Hanlong Bid David Winning 2011
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The leaders of South Africa, Mauritania, Uganda, Mali, and the Republic of Congo drafted a plan that calls for the immediate suspension of hostilities, a comprehensive ceasefire, and a timetable for democratic reforms along with the release of all prisoners of war and the lifting of all sieges.
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