111.   They fled their camps in Goma after Kabila launched his assault against Zairian troops in September and have been on the run ever since.

112.   Tutsi rebels and Zairian troops traded heavy gunfire for two hours early Tuesday near Bukavu airport in eastern Zaire as the rebels continued to advance on the provincial capital.

113.   Two BBC journalists also were expelled for the same report in which Watts accused Zairian troops of looting.

114.   Tutsi villages were attacked by Zairian troops, armed Hutu refugees and tribal vigilantes.

115.   Tutsis living in eastern Zaire rose up last month, provoked by attacks from Zairian troops and Rwandan Hutus in Zairian refugee camps.

116.   Twice this decade Zairian troops have rampaged through the capital pillaging shops and killing hundreds of civilians.

117.   Tutsi rebels and Zairian troops traded heavy gunfire for two hours early Tuesday near Bukavu airport as the rebels concentrated their hold on the provincial capital of eastern Zaire.

118.   U.N. Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali said Friday he hoped to send a special representative to the area to arrange a cease-fire between Zairian troops and minority Tutsis.

119.   U.N. Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali said Thursday he hoped to send a special representative to the area to mediate a cease-fire between Zairian troops and minority Tutsis.

120.   U.N.-paid Zairian troops, who traditionally provide security inside the camps, continue to conduct normal policing activities.