A shoe who was thrown at him during a speech on the cost of living was fired by Kenya President William Rutto, as shown by videos shown on social media. Ruto has been forced to abandon tax increases and invite opposition members to the cabinet, but the resentment of citizens in East Africa remains high. Yesterday, at a rally in Migori County, Western Kenya, Ruto rejected the shoe that was slapped by someone among the crowd, watching his speech, and did not appear to be injured, according to three videos. “We said that we are reducing the price of fertilizers, truth or lie?” He said after the shoe’s hand in the other direction. Interior Minister Kipsuba Mourakmen said the police had arrested three people, according to The Star. In 2008 Iraqi journalist had thrown a shoe against the then US president […]
Source: News Beast
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