Madagascar police, after months of investigation, arrest six over plot to kill president
By Reuters
23 July 2021 |
9:05 am
Madagascan police this week arrested six people, including a foreign national, on suspicion of plotting to kill the president, after months of investigation, officials said on Thursday.
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