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The incident in Kehancha, Migori County, where President William Ruto was hit by a flying shoe, continues to stir debate. While his team labelled it an accident, some Kenyans celebrated it as a wake-up call, raising concerns over the president's security.
SHOE INCIDENT IN MIGORI SPARKS MIXED REACTIONS
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