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to deliver him Ngongo Lutete through a prisoner exchange. De Bruyne was escorted to Francis Dhanis on 15 November to inform him of Sefu's demands. Dhanis refused to agree to these terms and De Bruyne returned to Kasongo. This was considered by Sefu bin Hamid as an act of war.
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and eventually was forced to retreat. In retaliation, Lippens and De Bruyne were killed in Kasongo, on 1 December 1892. After the capture of on Kasongo 22 April 1893, the Force Publique discovered the graves of Lippens and De Bruyne, they also found the diaries of
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During March and April 1892, Sefu repeatedly attacked Congo Free State (CFS) personnel in the eastern Congo, including ivory traderivory tradesmen which ended up starting the Congo–Arab War.
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agreed and on February 24, 1887, Tippu Tip accepted. Around 1890/91, Tippu Tip returned to Zanzibar where he retired. Sefu bin Hamid represented his father in the eastern Congo region of
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with 10,000 men—some 500 Zanzibari officers and the rest Congolese—and set up two forts on the
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Hinde, Sidney Langford (1897). The Fall of the Congo Arabs. p.186.
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The war's last major battle occurred on 20 October 1893, on the
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Zanzibari slave trader and administrative official. The son of
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19th-century Arab Zanzibari slave trader and state official
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On 19 September 1892, after suffering an early defeat,
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The Troubled Heart of Africa: A History of the Congo
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Index


Congo Free State
Force Publique
Joseph Lippens
Henri De Bruyne
Stanley Falls
Arab
Tippu Tip
Congo–Arab War
Henry Morton Stanley
Zanzibar
Tippu Tip
governor
Stanley Falls District
Congo Free State
Leopold II
Barghash bin Said
Kasongo
Congo–Arab War
Ngongo Lutete
Force Publique
Resident
Kasongo
Francis Dhanis
Lomami River
Lomami River
Force Publique
Emin Pasha
Luama River
Lake Tanganyika

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