Oubangui
Britishnoun
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On the banks of the Oubangui River, Russia has opened a cultural center, offering a carousel for children, Russian lessons for adults and movie screenings.
From New York Times
The French Embassy in Bangui is set on sprawling grounds beside the Oubangui River.
From New York Times
The ministry’s emergency health report said it has spread across the Oubangui river to Congo’s Libi area where 34 people have died and there are 387 suspected cases.
From Washington Times
A boat with the phrase God is God painted on its side in French is pictured on Monday on the banks of the Oubangui river, where people were packing cassavas, in the Central Africa Republic.
From BBC
A boat with the phrase “God is God” painted on its side in French is pictured on Monday on the banks of the Oubangui river, where people were packing cassavas, in the Central Africa Republic.
From BBC
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