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To: Kevin G. O'Neill who wrote (114)	10/31/1998 8:26:00 PM
From: Michael Bidder	Respond to of 120

Last week Mr Kabila called on Congolese to take up bows and arrows, machetes and spears to kill Tutsis, "otherwise they will make us their slaves." >>>. Extreamly sad. There must be an evil power in the world to cause men to kill other men instead of build the nation. Michael Bidder

To: Kevin G. O'Neill who wrote (114)	11/23/1998 3:41:00 AM
From: Michael Bidder	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120

Wall Street Journal says Kabila doles out treats to allies America Mineral Fields Inc AMZ Shares issued 26,899,471 Nov 18 close $2.33 Fri 20 Nov 98 In the News Also Tenke Mining Corp (TNK) The Wall Street Journal reports in its Friday edition that Congolese President Laurent-Desire Kabila, scrambling to shore up foreign support for his embattled government, is signing away substantial interests in some of his country's juiciest assets to businessmen from Zimbabwe, Angola and Namibia, the three countries that are backing his fight against a spreading rebellion. Reporter Robert Block says that Mr. Kabila's allies have secured or are negotiating deals for copper and cobalt mining areas, diamond concessions and Congo's oil sector. The deals give Mr. Kabila's allies a lucrative motive to continue supporting his government by giving them a stake in a Congo under his rule. It is unclear whether the deals will be sufficient to save Mr. Kabila's regime, or what will happen to the deals if he falls. Mr. Kabila's agreements, however, are likely to tie up the country's valuable resources for years to come. (c) Copyright 1998 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com