31.   Rwandan radio reported the killers were Hutu militia who had crossed the border from camps near Goma.

32.   Rwandan state radio announced in early January that Zairean President Mobutu Sese Seko had vowed to return what the former Rwandan government had taken with it when it fled.

33.   Rwandan state radio reported from the capital Kigali Sunday that six civilians had been killed recently by former government militiamen near the border with Burundi.

34.   Rwandan radio said so far eight people had been arrested in connection with the incident.

35.   Rwandan radio, monitored here by the BBC, said aid trucks bound for Zaire had been stopped at Cyangugu in southwestern Rwanda.

36.   Rwandan radio announced in early January that Zairean President Mobutu Sese Seko had vowed to return what the former Rwandan government army had taken with it when it fled.

37.   Rwandan radio said some of those arriving back in the country had been wounded and needed hospital treatment.

38.   Ten people were killed in attacks by Hutu extremists in southeastern Rwanda earlier this week, official Rwandan radio said Saturday.

39.   The official Rwandan radio station reported the violence near the town of Gisenyi for the first time on Wednesday.