Ruto vows to crush Natembeya’s Tawe movement in Trans Nzoia
NAIROBI, Kenya Oct 10 – President William Ruto has vowed to overcome resistance to his government’s development plans in Trans Nzoia, taking aim at the Tawe movement associated with Governor…
President William Ruto vowed to overcome opposition to his government's development plans in Trans Nzoia, targeting the Tawe movement linked to Governor George Natembeya. During a visit to Endebess, Ruto criticized local leaders for opposing government projects and vowed not to let political disagreements hinder progress in the region.
"Mnajua hiyo maneno ya Tawe, Tawe, Tawe hapo ya ujinga… ya kupinga kila kitu. Hiyo maneno tutasort out, tutasonga mbele," he declared, targeting the movement. The president promised major infrastructure and healthcare initiatives, including a 20-kilometre road connecting Emuhaka to Matumbei, Bwara and Posta, as well as eight other roads receiving funding to boost connectivity.
Ruto assured that the government had allocated Sh1.2 billion for the road project and Sh240 million towards the Endebess Hospital, with an additional Sh100 million needed for completion. He also addressed concerns over healthcare services in the county, joking about the "Shakahola" hospital where patients receive care but do not return.
Beyond roads and healthcare, Ruto announced plans for market development, affordable housing, and electricity connections to transform Trans Nzoia. He pledged to return to the region on Wednesday to discuss further road projects and on Friday to address other developments, urging residents to choose between staying behind or moving forward with growth.
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