The Kenyan Cabinet has approved several key legislative proposals aimed at reforming religious and healthcare sectors. Among the approved measures is the establishment of a Religious Affairs Commission, recommended by the Presidential Taskforce on Religious Organisations, to oversee self-regulation of faith groups and prevent exploitation within religious practices. Additionally, the Cabinet endorsed the Quality Healthcare and Patient Safety Bill, 2025, which seeks to eliminate fraud and malpractice in the health sector by creating an oversight agency responsible for licensing and enforcing standards. The Cabinet also approved the Power of Mercy Bill, 2025, designed to clarify the application of Article 133 of the Constitution and modernize the presidential pardon system. These decisions reflect a concerted effort to enhance regulatory frameworks and accountability in both religious and healthcare domains in Kenya.