other woman

“The other woman offended the police,” Ayala said.

"I get really emotional about it, because I felt so guilty about not being able to do what every other woman could do."

The other woman contacted Kelley and apologised, but there's no hard feelings.

“We don't want this to happen to any other woman, whether an athlete, or from the village, or a young girl. We need to make sure that the gender police officers are doing their work,” Rachel Kamweru from Kenya's State Gender Department tells the BBC.

"We don't want this to happen to any other woman, whether an athlete or from the village, or a young girl," Rachel Kamweru, a spokesperson of the government's department for gender and affirmative action, told the BBC.