Synonyms for congolese
con·golese

Princeton's WordNet

1. Congoleseadjective

   a native or inhabitant of the Republic of the Congo

2. Congoleseadjective

   of or relating to or characteristic of the Congo region or its people

   "Congolese rulers"; "the Congolese republic"

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1. List of paraphrases for "congolese":

   congolais, congo, congolaises, inter-congolese, drc

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1. Fatou Bensouda:

   We believe he ordered his troops to attack, pillage, rape, persecute and kill civilians belonging to Lendu, Ngiti and other ethnic groups, we believe he recruited hundreds of children into the UPC (Union of Congolese Patriots) and used them to kill and to die in the fighting; and girl soldiers to be routinely raped.

2. Sassou Nguesso:

   The people are the only ones who can decide, it would have been better if the opposition had not asked its supporters not to vote. But they are also Congolese and we will be bear with them.

3. Sasha Lezhnev:

   Several senior Congolese officials involved in corruption travel frequently to the U.S., so the visa ban is an important step, they or the businesses they partner with also use U.S. banks to process corrupt commercial deals, so the U.S. and EU should enact stronger sanctions on their corporate networks to target their assets.

4. Aubin Minaku:

   The implementation of this law will allow (Congo) to assure the security of investments and to put in place a fiscal regime that permits the Congolese state to profit from its hydrocarbon resources so that those contribute in particular to growth and the fight against poverty.

5. Edouard Beigbeder:

   Unless health facilities have the means to deliver immunization, nutrition and other essential services, including in remote areas of the country, we risk seeing the lives and futures of many Congolese children scarred or destroyed by preventable diseases.