The namesake of this nation's capital, an explorer and nobleman from Udine
The namesake of this nation's capital, an explorer and nobleman from Udine [OOH-DEE-NAY], negotiated a treaty with a chief named Makoko to establish a settlement originally known as Ntamo, which became this modern nation's capital. The large island of Bamu is contained wholly within this country, and the nation's borders with its eastern neighbor are roughly two rivers, one of which is the Ubangi [OOH-BAHN-GHEE]. Its 2nd-largest city is the country's largest port, located near the border with the Angolan exclave of Cabinda. Its capital gives its name to a 1944 declaration drafted by the Free French and France's African possessions, and the aforementioned port is Pointe-Noire. Bordered on the southeast by its namesake river, this is FTP, what country with capital at Brazzaville that shares its eastern border with a noted former Belgian colony.
The namesake of this nation's capital, an explorer and nobleman from Udine
{Congo Republic} or {Republic of }(the){ Congo} (prompt on {Congo}, do not accept any thing with “democracy”)