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Car ploughs into supporters of Liberia’s president-elect, killing two

By Reuters
26 November 2023   |   3:10 am
A car plowed into a crowd celebrating the election victory of Liberia's president-elect Joseph Boakai in the capital Monrovia overnight Monday (November 20), killing two people and injuring around 18 others, two hospital staff said.

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