mobutuism造句

• "Mobutuism has no . . . " 5th graf pvs
• "( It's ) Mobutuism without Mobutu,"
• Mobutuism is about to become a creature of history,
• That clearly reflects our view that Mobutuism is about to become a creature of history,
• "Mobutuism is about to become a creature of history, " a spokesman said.
• Mobutuism has no future and now we have to see how to get to a transitional government,
• Mobutuism has no future, and now we have to see how to get to a transitional government,
• Mobutuism has left this country _ potentially one of the richest in Africa _ one of the poorest,
• "Mobutuism is about to become a creature of history, " said White House spokesman Mike McCurry.
• "What we have suggested is that the era of Mobutuism is over, " he said, repeating his comments from earlier in the day.
• When the White House press secretary, Mike McCurry, declared last week that " Mobutuism is about to become a creature of history, " he signaled the end of a long and unattractive chapter of American policy in Africa.
• Under the banner of an ideology dubbed " authenticity, " and later simply known as Mobutuism, he sought to legitimize his rule by reawakening pride in values supposedly unique to Africans, all the while enhancing his own power as the country's undisputed chief.
• From around the world, statements declaring the Mobutu era over have been multiplying with startling speed in the last 24 hours, unleashed, it seems, by a declaration Wednesday by the White House press secretary that " Mobutuism is about to become a creature of history ."
• President Clinton's special envoy to the Congo, Bill Richardson, arrived here Friday afternoon with a team of U . S . officials who could pave the way for the investment and economic assistance desperately needed by this country, which was reduced to financial ruin during 30 years of Mobutuism.
• Harshly repudiating a leader that successive administrations treated as an ally for decades, McCurry defined " Mobutuism " as " the state of disrepair of the Zairian political economy, the sad conditions that many people in Zaire live in now, the lack of effective political representation that the people of Zaire have suffered under for some time ."
• Similar forms of African socialism were introduced inter alia in Ghana by Kwame Nkrumah ( " Consciencism " ) and Tanzania by Julius Nyerere ( " Ujamaa " ), while in Zaire, President Mobutu Sese Seko, a much less " benevolent " ruler than Kaunda or Nyerere, was at a loss until he hit on the ideal ideology 'Mobutuism '.