Liberians are awaiting a ruling from the Supreme Court on a new presidential run-off election date. The court suspended the election to consider a challenge to the first round results by a losing candidate who's alleging fraud. The ruling is expected later today, but it's unlikely the run-off will take place on Tuesday as scheduled. CGTN's Leslie Mirungu has that story.
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