Telecom Upgrade: Ericsson and Yas Tanzania have begun a commercial deployment of Ericsson’s AIR 3285 radio, bringing smarter, more efficient network capacity for Tanzania’s data-hungry economy. Energy Push: Tanzania targets up to 130MW of geothermal power by 2030 under Mission 300, with priority sites including Ngozi (70MW) and Kiejo–Mbaka (60MW). Health Workforce Reform: Government plans to expand and modernise the health sector workforce, update medical training, and integrate digital tools to support Universal Health Coverage. Digital Care at JKCI: Jakaya Kikwete Cardiac Institute’s digital patient tracking system is improving continuity of care during medical camps by letting doctors access prior records instantly. Rail Revival: Tanzania unveiled a plan to transform TAZARA into a leading Southern Africa trade corridor through infrastructure upgrades, new technology, and stronger management. Agriculture Policy Reality Check: A University of Dodoma study warns fertilizer subsidies boost output mainly in the short run and need support from irrigation, seeds, research, and better distribution. Business-Friendly Tax Move: Former Chief Secretary Ombeni Sefue backs a one-year tax grace period for newly registered businesses, saying it encourages formalisation. Education Outcomes: University of Dar es Salaam ranks 3rd in East Africa for graduate employability in the latest QS World University Rankings. Trade & Connectivity: Tanzania, Zambia and China reaffirmed commitment to revitalise TAZARA ahead of its 50th anniversary. Youth & Skills: A digital skills programme is benefiting thousands of young Tanzanians, while Norway backs a digital transparency project to strengthen citizen oversight of public resources. Tourism Boost: Italian carrier Neos launches direct flights to Tanzania, landing at KIA with over 210 tourists. Agricultural Innovation: Registered tobacco seed varieties are improving yields for Tabora farmers, according to Alliance One Tobacco Tanzania.