Liberia's President Weah faces tough runoff against challenger Boakai for second term

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Liberian President George Weah is facing a tight runoff election against challenger Joseph Boakai as he seeks a second term in office. The first round of balloting showed the two candidates neck and neck, with Weah receiving 43.83% of the vote and Boakai bringing in 43.44%. Both candidates actively sought endorsements from other opposition parties, with Boakai winning the support of the third, fourth, and fifth-place finishers. The runoff election is expected to determine the next president of Liberia, with results likely to be announced after a lengthy wait.
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