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The conflict is also blocking traffic in the Oubangui, which is one of the regions most important trading routes.
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The conflict is also blocking traffic in the Oubangui, which is one of the regions most important trading routes.
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Central African Republic2,800 km (primarily on the Oubangui and Sangha rivers) (2006)
Waterways 2008
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Hills of Oubangui publication, which contained an article alleging that two officials from the Central African Republic government were given large sums of money by nuclear energy company Areva.
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Waterways: 2,800 km (primarily on the Oubangui and Sangha rivers) (2006)
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There are frequent clashes on the banks of Oubangui and local inhabitants of Congo-Brazzaville say DRC aircraft and helicopters regularly overfly the area in search of rebels.
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The report said the attack was on Boyele, a port on the Oubangui
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Most are in camps on the banks of the Oubangui, particularly in the Boyele area.
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Both central African countries, which have long borders with the west and north of the vast DRC along the Congo river and its tributary the Oubangui, have seen an influx of scores of thousands of refugees, particularly from fighting in the northwestern
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The leaders also said that fighting in the DRC was causing an uncontrolled influx of refugees into neighbouring countries, disrupting trade, whipping up ethnic hatred and threatening the safety of navigation on the Congo and Oubangui rivers.
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