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Kivu was the name for a
large "region" in the
Democratic Republic of the
Congo under the rule of
Mobutu Sese Seko that
bordered Lake
Kivu. It included...
- Lake
Kivu is one of the
African Great Lakes. It lies on the
border between the
Democratic Republic of the
Congo and Rwanda, and is in the
Albertine Rift...
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North Kivu (Swahili:
Jimbo la
Kivu Kaskazini) is a
province bordering Lake
Kivu in the
eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. The
capital city is Goma...
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South Kivu (Swahili:
Jimbo la
Kivu ****ni; French: Sud-
Kivu) is one of 26
provinces of the
Democratic Republic of the
Congo (DRC). Its
capital is Bukavu...
- in the
eastern Congolese provinces bordering Rwanda,
North Kivu and
South Kivu (the "
Kivus"),
which were
under the
control of the Rwanda-allied Banyamulenge-dominated...
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exploitation of
minerals is the main
cause of the
ongoing violence in the
Kivus. A
United Nations report supported this view. However, many
academic and...
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Kivu District (French:
District du
Kivu, Dutch:
District Kivu) was a
district of the
Belgian Congo. It was
formed from part of
Stanleyville District in...
- Sese Seko.
Kivu may also
refer to:
Apostolic Vicariate of
Kivu, two
vicariates of the
White Fathers Diocese of Nord
Kivu, an
Anglican see
Kivu 56 Power...
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Kivu Province was a
province in the
Belgian Congo,
originally called Costermansville Province, that was
formed in 1933 from part of the old
Orientale Province...
- The
Kivu Railway (French:
Chemins de fer du
Kivu) was a 94 km (58 mi) long
narrow gauge railway with a
gauge of 3 ft 6 in (1,067 mm) from
Kalundu to Kamaniola...
