91.   The Zairean government has accused neighbouring Rwanda and Uganda of arming and directing the rebels.

92.   The Zairean government has banned officers and civil servants of the ousted Kigali government from exercising any political activities on their soil.

93.   The Zairean government has closed the Rwanda-Zaire border, Kigali said in a radio broadcast late Saturday.

94.   The Zairean government has confirmed that its warplanes bombed Bukavu and two other rebel-held towns, Shabunda and Walikale, on Monday.

95.   The Zairean government has made no official response to the remarks.

96.   The Zairean government has named military governors to replace civilian administrators in two eastern provinces where soldiers are fighting Tutsi rebels, state-run television early Tuesday.

97.   The Zairean government is reported to have recruited several hundred mercenary soldiers.

98.   The Zairean government on Friday rejected calls for it to hold talks with rebels who have seized a large chunk of territory in the east of the country.

99.   The Zairean government ordered an inquiry into the accident and declared three days of mourning.

100.   The Zairean government resigned Monday but remains the transitional administration.