71.   Rwandan officials and donors will also discuss efforts to end a three-year civil war in neighboring Congo.

72.   Rwandan officials attribute the blasts to Hutu rebels conducting cross-border raids from refugee camps in eastern Zaire.

73.   Rwandan officials blamed the attacks on Hutu insurgents opposed to the Tutsi-controlled government.

74.   Rwandan officials have asked Cameroon to arrest at least four other genocide suspects living there, but so far only Bagosora has been picked up.

75.   Rwandan officials have been talking to the Angolan government and appear to have struck a deal.

76.   Rwandan officials have blamed the attacks on Hutu insurgents opposed to the Tutsi-controlled government.

77.   Rwandan officials have condemned the United Nations for allowing the camps to be used as military bases and for taking care of killers along with innocent refugees.

78.   Rwandan officials have pledged to take greater steps to protect genocide survivors in light of recent attacks which are spreading fear throughout the country.

79.   Rwandan officials have repeatedly called for a reduction of the force, saying financial assistance was needed, not peacekeepers.

80.   Rwandan officials have said that once the organizers of the genocide are convicted and executed, it will be easier to show leniency for those who followed their orders.