All eyes are on the National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) as Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale refuses to apologise for controversial remarks targeting the Kikuyu community, sparking debate on the commission's enforcement capabilities.

• Aden Duale insists he stands by his remarks, accusing the NCIC of applying double standards and demanding the investigation of others, such as Rigathi Gachagua, if he is summoned.
• The NCIC has confirmed receipt of a formal complaint and begun a "thorough and impartial inquiry" into the alleged ethnic incitement.
• Other Cabinet Secretaries, including Alice Wahome, have urged Duale to apologise, highlighting the potential for his statements to undermine national unity.