Anti-riot police was out in force in the capital Monrovia to stop a major anti-government demonstration on Monday. But that was before opposition leaders announced a week-long postponement of the protest.
The rally was meant to voice anger at the West African country's deepening economic crisis, which organisers blame on president George Weah.
The rally was meant to voice anger at the West African country's deepening economic crisis, which organisers blame on president George Weah.
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