Tanzania’s fuel supply efficiency push: The Ministry of Energy says it wants oil tankers to arrive, discharge and leave without unnecessary delays, targeting bottlenecks linked to slow clearance and storage coordination at private depots around Dar port. Digital economy focus: Tanzania is moving beyond consumer connectivity toward connecting businesses and productive sectors, with data showing high internet penetration but limited corporate fixed subscriptions—raising the stakes for enterprise connectivity. Insurance market expansion: Kenya Reinsurance Corporation plans to enter Tanzania’s insurance market with over $20m and reinsurance capacity, aiming to help local insurers underwrite larger risks from Sept 1, pending approval. Trade & investment calendar: Tanzania’s TNCC Mwanza chapter expects 8 countries and 600+ exhibitors at the EAC Trade Fair (Aug 28–Sep 6) to expand markets and distributor links. Education & skills: Kilimanjaro trains 215 teachers to use digital tools in classrooms, while youth-focused programmes like BRAC Maendeleo Tanzania highlight skills and economic inclusion. Business environment reforms: In Mtwara, the Industry and Trade minister reiterated plans to review tax and levy systems to support private-sector growth. Health and nutrition: Government hands TASUPA 100 litres of Vitamin A premix for small edible-oil processors to fortify products under 2026 guidelines. Regional legal and governance: Civil society groups challenge Uganda’s Protection of Sovereignty Act at the EACJ, arguing it undermines regional integration. Sports-business tie-in: CRDB Marathon preparations get a boost from Trey Songz’s arrival, with a link to fundraising for cardiac care.