Haitians mourned President Jovenel Moise at a funeral in his hometown, as anger over his death triggered violent protests just outside the event.
A funeral for Haitian President Jovenel Moise was held on Friday in his hometown Cap-Haitien, as the country continues to be marred in political turmoil , two weeks after his assassination.
In the middle of the ceremony, hundreds of protesters clashed with police outside the private residence, with shots fired and tear gas being deployed.
Foreign dignitaries, including a US delegation were rushed out of the event.
The US ambassador to the UN, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, and a new special envoy to Haiti, Daniel Foote, were in attendance.
''The Haitian people deserve democracy, stability, security, and prosperity, and we stand with them in this time of crisis. We urge everyone to express themselves peacefully and refrain from violence,'' Thomas-Greenfield said on Twitter.
Moise was gunned down in Port-au-Prince on July 7, in a plot that has led to several arrests but few answers as to who was behind the attack.
https://m.dw.com/en/haiti-buries-slain-president-jovenel-moise-amid-turmoil/a-58615981

Let his wife take over

Unfortunately, the killer and the plotters will all join him in the grave in no distant future.

Nigeria when

rest on sir.
God when next you want to take a president from this world,Ask Nigerians,e get why...

Rip to the deceased

bolaayenimo:
Let his wife take over

Just like that?