91.   Refugees arriving from Mugunga said the Zairian rebels had entered the camp as the Hutu militias retreated.

92.   Reports from the refugees arriving in Goma seem to support assertions by Rwandan officials and Zairian rebels that extremists are using refugees as cover.

93.   Refugees claimed they fled after Zairian mobs slaughtered hundreds of Rwandans, and Zairian rebel troops opened fire on at least one camp from a passing train.

94.   Rwandan Hutu exiles called on other countries Thursday to pressure Zairian rebels to let U.N. investigators look into the alleged killing and disappearance of Hutu refugees in eastern Zaire.

95.   Roughly a million Rwandan Hutu refugees lived in camps in eastern Zaire before Rwandan-backed Zairian rebels attacked the bases a month ago.

96.   Rwandan refugees have abandoned camps in eastern Zaire before, usually when Zairian rebels approached and chased them away.

97.   Rwandan refugees have abandoned camps in Zaire as they trekked west, usually when Zairian rebels approached and chased them away.

98.   Secretary-General Kofi Annan said Saturday he hoped Zairian rebels would accept a cease-fire following their capture of Kisangani, the last government stronghold in eastern Zaire.

99.   Security Council urges Zairian rebels to allow humanitarian workers free access to Rwandan refugees.

100.   South African President Nelson Mandela held a news conference with Mobutu envoy Honore Ngbanda on Thursday, the morning after Mandela appeared with Zairian rebel leader Laurent Kabila.