41.   According to the journalist, the Tutsi governor of North Kivu was angered by the attack and insisted the Rwandan soldiers leave.

42.   Accusing Rwandan soldiers and armed mercenaries of staging a rebellion against the government, state-controlled radio quoted Kabila as vowing to crush the uprising.

43.   Agency spokesman Ray Wilkinson also said Rwandan troops clashed overnight Wednesday with exiled former Rwandan soldiers who crossed the border from Goma, Zaire.

44.   Aid workers reported seeing uniformed Rwandan soldiers in the center of Goma at dusk Friday.

45.   Aid workers in Goma confirmed that the Rwandan soldiers penetrated the center of town.

46.   An all-party Belgian parliamentary panel blamed the Belgian government and army and top United Nations officials for the slaughter of the Belgian U.N. troops by Rwandan soldiers.

47.   Among the troops were a number of Rwandan soldiers, the radio station said.

48.   An all-party Belgian parliamentary panel blamed the Belgian government and army and top U.N. officials for the slaughter of the Belgian U.N. troops by Rwandan soldiers.

49.   APTV has armed Hutus parading naked at the border crossing, separating the Rwandan town of Gisenye and Goma in eastern Zaire, while Rwandan soldiers look on.

50.   At a village clinic a young woman, battered and bruised, tells U.N. officers she was savagely beaten by Rwandan soldiers.