What about Zaire and Congo? Pray for the great gods.

DRC was originally a Belgian colony, and then it was called Belgian Congo. February independence 1960,1971kloc-0/October 27th, renamed Zaire * * * People's Republic of China (PRC),1May 27th, 1997, the Forces dé mocratiques de libé ration du Congo led by Lang Kabila. Kim refers to the capital Kinshasa. The Republic of Congo (Congo for short, different from the Democratic Republic of Congo, also called Congo Brazzaville) is a country in western Africa. Brazzaville, the capital. The Democratic Republic of Congo, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Gabon and Angola border on each other. Adjacent to the Gulf of Guinea. Congo was once a colony of France, and French was widely used. 1960 gained independence. Cloth means Brazzaville. 1On 2 August 1998, soldiers of Banyamulenge (Rwandan Tutsi immigrants) launched an armed rebellion with the support of Ugandan and Rwandan troops. Subsequently, Zimbabwe, Angola, Namibia and other countries sent troops to help at the request of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, forming a regional conflict. Rebels Uganda and Rwanda control the eastern and northeastern regions that occupy more than half of the territory of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, resulting in the fragmentation of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. 1In July and August 1999, the two parties to the conflict signed a ceasefire agreement in Lusaka, Zambia. In 2000, the parties to the conflict reached many ceasefire and disengagement agreements, and the United Nations Security Council also adopted many resolutions on the Democratic Republic of the Congo, but the political settlement of the conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo failed to make substantial progress. 200 1, 1, after taking office, Joseph Kabila actively promoted the peace process, and the international community also took this opportunity to step up efforts to promote peace. In February, the Security Council adopted resolution 134 1 on the Democratic Republic of the Congo, demanding that all parties to the conflict disengage; A detailed timetable will be drawn up as soon as the foreign troops withdraw; It has just been decided to deploy 550 military observers and about 2,300 armed men. In March, after the parties to the conflict began to disengage, United Nations military observers and protection forces began to station in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. After taking office, President Yokabila emphasized building a country ruled by law, strengthening democracy and good governance, safeguarding human rights, opening up politics and allowing internal political dialogue with the opposition.