111.   The Angolan government accused Burkina Faso, Togo, Rwanda, Uganda and Zambia of helping UNITA in re-arming, state radio reported Saturday.

112.   The Angolan government has agreed to keep the World Bank informed on how it runs its lucrative oil operations, a World Bank official said Friday.

113.   The Angolan government has said food-laden ships are also arriving from other countries and pledged to get the supplies to the camps.

114.   The Angolan government of President Jose Eduardo dos Santos backed Kabila.

115.   The Angolan government recently signed a military cooperation deal, including weapons maintenance, with Russia.

116.   The Angolan government said Tuesday that Craig Williamson was taken into custody for doing business in the country on a tourist visa.

117.   The Angolan government and the former rebel movement UNITA are in talks to preserve a fragile four-year old U.N.-brokered peace process.

118.   The Angolan government and UNITA remain distrustful of each other.

119.   The Angolan government claims mercenaries from Ukraine are helping UNITA.

120.   The Angolan government denied the report, but Western diplomats said people on the ground in Andulo reported hearing bombs.