AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDigital Classrooms: Kilimanjaro trained 215 secondary teachers to use digital tools, including AI and open/blended learning, to keep pace with smartphone-driven student learning. Insurance Expansion: Kenya Reinsurance plans to enter Tanzania’s market with over $20m and reinsurance capacity, targeting a September 1, 2026 launch after regulatory approval. Port Efficiency: Tanzania is pushing to cut costly oil tanker delays at Dar port by tightening coordination across petroleum handling and storage facilities. STEM Support: Tanzania’s vitamin A drive is stepping up as 100 litres of premix are handed to edible oil processors to fortify locally made oils. Food Systems Research: CSIR-STEPRI urges a national policy to invest in transport, storage, processing and markets to improve nutritious food access and affordability. Rail Tech Transfer: Tanzania Railways signed an MoU with Italian firms FS Engineering and ITS Engineering to share digital railway expertise, including a digital control room. Cybersecurity: INTERPOL warns AI is now used in 55% of African cybercrime cases, while only 8% of intelligence analysts have advanced AI skills. Digital Economy Push: Tanzania’s 2026/27 budget frames tech as a core engine for Dira 2050, backed by broadband, cybersecurity, innovation and skills.
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