101.   Rwanda has repeatedly denied involvement in the conflict, but aid workers and other eyewitnesses say they have seen Rwandan troops.

102.   Rwandan troops are also stationed in Kisangani, but they have managed to stay out of the infighting.

103.   Rwandan troops at Kibeho said they had been covered up again so that an international inquiry can examine them.

104.   Rwandan troops enforced a night curfew along the border with Zaire to thwart increasing raids by Hutu exiles from eastern Zaire camps, Rwandan radio reported Sunday.

105.   Rwandan troops played an instrumental role in helping Kabila oust Mobutu.

106.   Rwandan troops recently have clashed almost nightly with Hutu guerrillas and Ngoga said the raid on Iwawa was meant to end the attacks.

107.   Rwandan troops took journalists to the island by boat on Wednesday and on the way discovered two men floating on a raft of banana tree trunks.

108.   Rwandan troops were not involved in the fighting, which reportedly left seven Ugandan soldiers dead and five rebels wounded.

109.   Rwandan Vice President Paul Kagame ackowledged Friday that Rwandan troops were in the Congo.

110.   Scores of Rwandan troops had been stationed in the area around Goma but returned recently to Rwanda, both Congolese sources and aid workers said.