Lisala is a city in Mongala Province, in northwestern Democratic Republic of the Congo. It is located at around 2°9′0″N 21°31′0″E / 2.15°N 21.516667°E / 2.15; 21.516667Coordinates: 2°9′0″N 21°31′0″E / 2.15°N 21.516667°E / 2.15; 21.516667. The Congo River flows through the city. It is best known as the birthplace of Mobutu Sese Seko, who ruled Zaire from 1965 to 1997.

[edit] Villages

• Montreal
• Bakune
• Binga
• Bobila
• Bolomba
• Bolongo
• Busu-Nongoni
• Ikonongo
• Kwawa
• Liboko
• Libona
• Likim
• Mitoko
• Mongili
• Ngale
• Umangi
• Yalosemba
• Ngonzi-Balele
• Bokapo
• Bokutu
• Bobi
• Liweya
• Kutu
• Dika
• Botukwa

[edit] References

• Tim Butcher: Blood River - A Journey To Africa's Broken Heart, 2007. ISBN 0-701-17981-3

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