Kali Bambo

Kali Mogtawe wa pa Bambo (1964-1991) was a Congolese arms dealer, leader of his own band of Arms Dealers who supplied many countries with weaponry.
==Biography==
Born in 1964 in Brazzaville, Kali was considered Africa's number one arms dealer. He sold arms to Idi Amin, Bokassa, the Rhodesian army, Mobutu Sese Seko, and many other armies of Africa and the Middle East; he was also a collector of rare weaponry, and was the owner of several rare firearm prototypes. His arms-dealing "company" consisted of around 300-400 people all over Africa, from Algeria to Zaire.
His headquaters was in a Congolese savannah, in the ruins of an old paper factory, which his arms dealers turned into fully-fledged headquaters with a research laboratory beneath. He was a fluent speaker in english, french,german, portugese, and several tribal languages spoken in Congo. By 1991, he had eight wives.
In 1991, NATO desired to purchase a Laser Stabilizer from Kali, a task which was given to Martin MacDonald; the transaction was going well, and Kali was pleased with NATO's offer, but alas, the commies have ruined it all. Martin was followed to the camp by the communist Congolese army.
Kali, furious at Martin, thinking that he led the Congolese army to discover his base, ordered his men to kill him. A three-way shootout ensued between the Congolese armed forces, Kali's men and Martin; soon, the Congolese army was overwhelmed, but Martin killed Kali and many of his men, proceeding to then escape Congo with the Laser Stabilizer stolen from Kali's laboratory.
==Strategy==
One of the only bosses to use bouncy projectiles, Kali might be a tough enemy if you don't pay attention to his grenades, and where they land, as they cause splash damage.
==Appearances==
*Reds Over World, E5M2 African Warlords (First appearance, mentioned only) 
==Trivia==
*His name is a mixture of names of two famous african characters from Polish literature, fist, Kali, coming from Kali from Henryk Sienkiewicz's book "In Desert and Wilderness", and second, Bambo, coming from a famous Polish nursery rhyme, "Bambo the Black Child".
Category:Bosses Category:Congolese