zaire

De Merode came to the Democratic Republic of the Congo when it was still Zaire.

In all, the 1976 outbreak saw 318 cases in Zaire, 280 of which ended in death.

To break up the trip to Zaire, the two stopped in Geneva to meet with leaders at the World Health Organization.

Bill Close, as his friends called him, was the personal physician to President Mobutu Sese Seko of Zaire.

It was here, a small village in the Mongala District of northern Zaire, where it all began.

Close to the gangway of the Zaire she persuaded one of her Houssa guard to release his hold.

The rest of the journey was uneventful until the Zaire had reached the northernmost limits of the Residency reserve.

The Zaire was hugging the western bank so closely that a bold and agile person might have stepped ashore.

Bosambo came—by the river route—as Sanders was leaving the Zaire to attend the momentous council.

Sanders was not "in residence," being, in fact, inspecting some recent—and native—repairs to the boilers of the Zaire.