The Morning Call
Liberians are planning to take to the streets of the capital Monrovia on Monday.
They plan to protest against failures to tackle corruption, economic mismanagement and injustice under the former footballer turned president George Weah.
Activist and one of the organisers of this demonstrations, Mo Ali, explains the opposition’s exact grievances ahead of the protest.
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