Examples of 'katangese' in a sentence
Meaning of "katangese"
Katangese relates to or originates from Katanga, a region in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The term is often used to describe people, culture, or things associated with this region
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- from, in or relating to Katanga (all senses)
- The inhabitants or descendants of the people of Katanga (all senses)
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Katangese ministers watch silently.
A third important group are the Katangese.
The Katangese Gendarmes had already been routed and failed to pose a serious threat.
He was opposed to the Katangese secession.
The Katangese secession would prove to be politically influential in Africa.
This flora unique in the world is called the Katangese cupricole flora.
Total statistics on Katangese Gendarmerie and mercenary casualties are unknown.
His rocket launcher team attacked and destroyed the Katangese armoured cars.
CONAKAT furthermore contended that Katangese people were ethnically distinct from other Congolese.
The Academy focuses mainly on the recruitment of Katangese talents.
Without Katangese participation in the economy, hard currency earnings were halved.
The Baluba were also attacked by the Katangese from the south.
The Katangese asked Quinlan for a cease-fire, as their forces had been seriously diminished.
The Baluba ethnic group did not support the Katangese secession.
Under Kabila, Katangese have held key positions in government and within the public administration.
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A Fouga Magister similar to the one used by the Katangese during the siege.
Later that day, Katangese soldiers launched a coordinated attack on ONUC forces.
Morthor the Katangese.
The Katangese attacked while many of the Irish troops were attending an open-air Mass.
Are they hoping that the Katangese will let them?
In response, the Katangese Gendarmerie took two senior UN officials hostage.
Jean-Bosco Mwenda is likely the most famous Katangese musician.
Belgian officers commanded the Katangese firing-squads that shot Lumumba and two colleagues.
Operation Rum Punch heralded the beginning of the UN 's direct clashing with the Katangese state.
Although some might well have been Katangese gendarmes, most of them are their sons.
Indian UN troops, exceeding their orders, then occupied Jadotville, preventing Katangese loyalists from regrouping.
Belgian officers, under Katangese command, were present at the execution.
Gerard Soete, Comissioner of the Katangese Police, disposed of the evidence.
