The phrase "at congolese" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, possibly intended to refer to something related to the Congolese people or culture.
Example: "The festival celebrated the rich traditions at Congolese gatherings."
Alternatives: "in Congolese culture" or "among the Congolese".
The band themselves have hinted at Congolese soukous and Madagascan salegy, while a John Peel listener of a certain vintage is likely to recall Zimbabwe's Bhundu Boys.
This pattern highlights a clear opportunity for viable conservation measures for female nesting olive ridleys in Central Africa, and potentially in other non-arribada nesting sites around the world, though we recommend further study at Congolese and other Central African nesting sites to verify this pattern in other regional populations.
A significant portion of the health problems addressed at Congolese district hospitals is surgical in nature, but there is a current inability to meet this surgical need.
It is fundamentally a question of political will, not only at the Congolese level but at the regional level and the international level.
A banana was thrown at the Congolese defender after a match at Lokomotiv Moscow last month, the third such incident against an Anzhi player in the past year.
Such is pretty much the routine at the city's annual wonk week, when midtown hotel lobbies and East Side restaurants swell with international eminences (Argentines at Nello's, Congolese at the Waldorf), and the social order, for a brief moment, is realigned.
The food expenditure poverty lines were taken from the National Statistics Institute, which established the food expenditure poverty line at 123,070 Congolese francs for urban areas, and at 82,755 Congolese francs for rural areas.
Kabila appointed Mabunda a month after Angelina Jolie and William Hague's landmark summit on sexual violence in conflict in London in June 2014, by which point indignation at the Congolese government's failure to act had reached a crescendo.
But we didn't expect to be firing bullets at the Congolese.
Miuccia joined us a bit later at Bolon, the Congolese restaurant, where we ate larvae, ndunda bitekuteku (vegetables) and mbisi ya kotumba (fish).
Drinks and the auction at 6 30 will be followed by dinner at 8, with Congolese rumba dancing.
