The phrase "at kinshasa" is not correct in written English; it should be "in Kinshasa." You can use it when referring to a location, specifically the capital city of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Example: "The conference will be held in Kinshasa next month."
Alternatives: "in the city of Kinshasa" or "at the location of Kinshasa."
As the council was meeting today, there were also reports of a series of explosions at the international airport at Kinshasa, the capital of Congo.
Together, we looked on as Idi Amin of Uganda and Mobutu Sese Seko of Zaire shared dinner served on gold plate next to a cage of leopards in the starlit presidential garden above the Congo River at Kinshasa.
"We don't have experience with real elections," said Dr. Mbwebwe Kabamba, the head of the emergency room at Kinshasa General Hospital and a longtime member of the political opposition.
At Kinshasa the flow has for many years remained between the high level of 2,310,000 cubic feet (65,000 cubic metres) per second, recorded during the flood of 1908, and the low level of 756,000 cubic feet (21,000 cubic metres) per second, recorded in 1905.
We also want to celebrate the best Instagram accounts on the continent, such as Everyday Africa, a group of photographers "finding the extreme not nearly as prevalent as the familiar", who unearth human stories in everything from the aftermath of conflict to behind the scenes at Kinshasa fashion week.
And so the trial began on March 15 at Kinshasa's central prison.
#DRC RT@AFP - Police in the DRC open fire at a Kinshasa university demonstration.
Mende said 46 people were killed in the exchanges of gunfire early Monday, including 16 at the military barracks in Kinshasa, 16 at the airport and eight at the TV station.
The biological material is believed to have been prepared by the Lurhuma-Zagury team, which does not have the ability to manufacture large amounts of the immunizing material, according to scientists familiar with the team's facilities at the University of Paris, the University of Kinshasa and at Institut National de Recherche Biomedical in Kinshasa.
RNA was extracted at Institut National de Recherche Biomédicale in Kinshasa, DRC, preserved using RNAstable (Biomatrica, San Diego, CA, USA), and shipped at room temperature to UCSF.
Serum samples acquired through Project SIDA from a 1984 and 1986 cross-sectional study of HIV infection among hospital employees at Mama Yemo Hospital in Kinshasa, Zaire were sent to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and stored at –20°C.
