Comoro Islands

American  

[kom-uh-roh] / ˈkɒm əˌroʊ /

plural noun

1. a group of islands in the Indian Ocean between N Madagascar and E Africa: formerly an overseas territory of France; now divided between the Comoros and France. 290,000; about 800 sq. mi. (2,070 sq. km).

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Example Sentences

The African delegation also includes senior officials from Zambia, Senegal, Uganda, Egypt, the Republic of the Congo and the Comoro Islands.

From Seattle Times

The owner of the suitcase, a man from the Comoro Islands in East Africa, was later jailed for two years for smuggling.

From BBC

His tragedy could serve as an allegory for Mayotte — an impoverished place neglected by France, though a better option nonetheless for huge numbers of desperate migrants arriving from the neighboring Comoro Islands.

From New York Times

Some patients she met in the Comoro Islands could hardly use their hands, and others couldn’t stand.

From The Verge

The fighting tradition spread across the country and to other islands off the southeast coast of Africa, including the Comoro Islands, La Reunion, the Seychelles and Mauritius.

From New York Times