Health Partnership: Tanzania and the US signed a five-year global health MoU worth $3.1bn (about Sh8tn) to strengthen health systems, disease surveillance and outbreak preparedness. Mining Execution: Lake Victoria Gold’s Tembo Gold formalised City Engineering as primary EPCM contractor for the Imwelo Gold Project, clearing a key step toward construction under Tanzania’s local content rules. Public Finance Returns: Tanzania’s state-owned enterprises generated record dividends and statutory contributions of Sh1.327tn, up 30% year-on-year, feeding into the Government Consolidated Fund for national priorities. Urban Planning: Dar es Salaam will restart the Sinza Redevelopment Plan after residents complained about weak public participation and unclear land/property rights. Construction Innovation: UDSM researchers showcased locally developed technologies to cut construction costs and emissions, including cold asphalt that can reduce road-building costs by 20–25%. Digital Payments Test: Visa and M-Pesa are piloting stablecoin settlement for mobile money top-ups in the DRC to improve cross-border payments. Labour Justice: The ILO reaffirmed its push for labour justice in Tanzania during a judicial transition ceremony. Football Sponsorship: NBC pledged deeper investment in Tanzania’s football development after sponsoring the NBC Premier League trophy presentation. AI Governance Push: Tanzania’s UK envoy urged Africa to shape and govern AI, not just consume it. Border Cash Crackdown: Police arrested two Tanzanians with $1.14m at the Chiweta Roadblock in Malawi, alleging lack of documentation and money laundering.