Sankuru
DR Congo
Sankuru, a region in DR Congo, connects to 2724 places across 10 topics through 37 Bunkabop connections. Nature is the biggest group, led by forest and wildlife such as chimpanzees and zebras. Smaller clusters cover gold, government and religion. Shared connections include Kinshasa, Katanga Province and Belgium. The Kuba Kingdom flourished between the 17th and 19th centuries in the region bordered by the Sankuru, Lulua and Kasai rivers. Singer Papa Wemba is among the people from Sankuru.
Kasaï-Oriental
Connects Sankuru to: North Kivu | Orientale Province | Lomami Province
Raymond Tshibanda
Connects Sankuru to: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | Djibouti
Sankuru River
Connects Sankuru to: Lusambo, DR Congo | Katanda Territory | Bena Dibele
Kuba Kingdom
Connects Sankuru to: Luebo | Mweka Territory | Nyim, Hungary
Abisara rutherfordii
Connects Sankuru to: Nigeria | Uganda | Cameroon | Tanzania | Rwanda
Common chimpanzee
Connects Sankuru to: Tanzania | South Sudan | East Region (Cameroon) | Basankusu | Chingola, Zambia
Papa Wemba
Connects Sankuru to: London, England | France | Paris, France | Brussels | Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo
zebra
Connects Sankuru to: Bartlesville, Oklahoma | Free State (province) | Zambezi Region | Burao, Somaliland | Simiyu Region
cassiterite
Connects Sankuru to: Belize | Jos | North Kivu | Porto Velho, Brazil | Gold mining in Alaska
South Kasai
Connects Sankuru to: United States | France | Paris, France | South Africa | Belgium
Jungle Cruise
Connects Sankuru to: United States | California | Michigan | Tokyo, Japan | Indiana
Azarias Ruberwa
Connects Sankuru to: Rome, Italy | Belgium | Zambia | Pretoria, South Africa | Burundi