111.   The Congolese government insists the rebel groups -- who also fight among themselves -- are surrogates for Rwanda, Uganda and Burundi.

112.   The Congolese government is backed by the armies of Angola, Zimbabwe and Namibia.

113.   The Congolese government is prepared to share power with rebels if they accept the reunification of the fractured central African nation, officials said Tuesday.

114.   The Congolese government said Friday it would withdraw its forces from Mani, an area in the eastern section of Congo where fighting has persisted despite a cease-fire deal.

115.   The Congolese government said it will not participate.

116.   The Congolese government will start paying about nine million dollars in overdue wages to disgruntled civil servants, media reported Wednesday.

117.   The Congolese government, which fears an influx of Zairian refugees if the situation deteriorates, has welcomed the foreign troops.

118.   The Congolese government agreed to allow the United Nations probe in July but has raised objections each time team members have tried to get started.

119.   The Congolese government has been repeatedly broadcasting statements by Kabila declaring there was no room to bargain with Rwanda.

120.   The Congolese government is awaiting a report from eastern Congo to decide whether to expel more refugee agencies from the region, the interior minister said Sunday.