President William Ruto criticized Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya during a public address in Endebess, Trans Nzoia County, on October 10, 2026. Ruto dismissed Natembeya’s “Tawe Tawe” slogan, accusing the opposition of slowing development. He pledged to improve infrastructure and public services. Ruto emphasized his administration’s focus on road and hospital upgrades. The remarks came during Mazingira Day celebrations. Ruto called for unity and progress. Natembeya had previously used the slogan to highlight local issues. The political tension reflects ongoing debates over governance. Ruto’s campaign highlights economic growth as a priority. The event drew local officials and residents. The dispute underscores regional political dynamics. The address followed recent policy announcements. Ruto’s critics argue his plans lack transparency. The controversy highlights political polarization. The situation remains under public scrutiny.