Gabonese inland waterways

Target entity: Gabonese inland waterways
Context triple: [Sébé River, partOf, Gabonese inland waterways]

• A. Bandama River basin
  The Bandama River basin is the largest river drainage system in Côte d'Ivoire, encompassing much of the country's central region and supporting agriculture, settlements, and hydropower.
• B. Nembe–Brass waterways
  The Nembe–Brass waterways are a key network of creeks and channels in Nigeria’s Niger Delta that serve as vital transport and economic lifelines between Nembe, Brass, and surrounding riverine communities.
• C. Río de Oro
  Río de Oro is a river in northeastern Colombia that flows through the Santander region and passes near the city of Bucaramanga.
• D. Río de Oro
  Río de Oro was a former Spanish colonial territory in northwest Africa that later became part of the disputed region of Western Sahara.
• E. Katanga
  Katanga is a mineral-rich region in the southeastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, historically known for its attempted secession in the early 1960s and significant role in the country’s political conflicts.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Gabonese inland waterways
Target entity description: Gabonese inland waterways are the network of rivers, streams, and navigable channels that traverse Gabon’s interior, supporting transport, ecosystems, and local livelihoods.

• A. Bandama River basin
  The Bandama River basin is the largest river drainage system in Côte d'Ivoire, encompassing much of the country's central region and supporting agriculture, settlements, and hydropower.
• B. Nembe–Brass waterways
  The Nembe–Brass waterways are a key network of creeks and channels in Nigeria’s Niger Delta that serve as vital transport and economic lifelines between Nembe, Brass, and surrounding riverine communities.
• C. Río de Oro
  Río de Oro is a river in northeastern Colombia that flows through the Santander region and passes near the city of Bucaramanga.
• D. Río de Oro
  Río de Oro was a former Spanish colonial territory in northwest Africa that later became part of the disputed region of Western Sahara.
• E. Katanga
  Katanga is a mineral-rich region in the southeastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, historically known for its attempted secession in the early 1960s and significant role in the country’s political conflicts.
• F. None of above. chosen