Sentence examples for in shaba from inspiring English sources

Since then, crew members have set up giant tent cities in Shaba, larger than many of the real-life communities nearby.

That is hardly unique but what is more surprising is that no secessionist movements have emerged in Shaba and East Kasai, the two regions most likely to want to leave Zaire.Political leaders in both regions have reacted to Mr Kabila's advance by saying that they want more autonomy for their areas, but will stay within the country.

These units were deployed throughout the country, with the main concentrations in Shaba Region (approximately half the force).

While the Carter Administration had accepted Cuba's insistence on its non-involvement in Shaba I, and therefore did not stand with Mobutu, the U.S. government now accused Castro of complicity.

Across the Zambezi the absence of mineral wealth meant that Africans in Nyasaland and Northern Rhodesia migrated to the mines in Katanga (Shaba), Southern Rhodesia, and South Africa in search of money for food and taxation; the opening up of the copper mines shifted some migrant routes to the Copperbelt.

The Kamanyola Division, consisting of three infantry brigades operated generally in western Shaba Region; the 21st Infantry Brigade was located in Lubumbashi; the 13th Infantry Brigade was deployed throughout eastern Shaba; and at least one battalion of the 31st Airborne Brigade stayed at Kamina.

He was born in Katanga province (now Shaba) in south-eastern Congo, then a Belgian colony, and was one of the few Congolese at that time to get an education abroad.

Contribution of hand rubbed soil loss to total soil loss ranged from 93.2% (Ex-igbaraian) to 98.2% (Shaba) in 2011 and ranged from 95.4% (Benue) to 97.0% (TIS87/0087) in 2012.

The MPLA, then, acting ostensibly at least as the (Front for the National Liberation of the Congo), occupied Zaire's Katanga Province, then known as Shaba, in March 1977, facing little resistance from the FAZ.

The fragility of Mobutu's power base was demonstrated in 1977 and '78, when the country's main opposition movement, the Congolese National Liberation Front Frontt de la Libération Nationale Congolaise; FLNC), operating from Angola, launched two major invasions into Shaba (which Katanga was called from 1972 to 1997).

In 2005, the copper deposits in the Katanga Province (former Shaba province) of the Democratic Republic of the Congo were the top producer of cobalt with almost 40% world share, reports the British Geological Survey.