Medical Tourism Push: East Africa is trying to turn its healthcare strengths into a shared medical tourism offer, with calls for common standards, better cross-border movement, and cooperation instead of isolated “centres of excellence.” Maternal & Newborn Care: A multi-country hospital intervention in Benin, Malawi, Tanzania and Uganda cut early stillbirths and newborn deaths by 22% and reduced oxygen-deprivation complications by 19%, using co-designed training, quality improvement and ward mentoring. State Asset Management (Tanzania–China): Tanzania plans two MoUs to deepen cooperation on supervising state-owned assets, with technical exchanges, research and capacity building involving OTR, China’s SASAC and CERDS. Mining & Technology: Tanzania announced extensive mineral exploration in Mirerani (Arusha) and urged miners to adopt modern exploration tools; separately, the Mining Commission warned 42 of 128 small-scale projects to explain non-operation or face legal action. Digital Finance for Tanzanians: NBC and the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange launched mobile share trading via NBC Kiganjani, letting people buy and sell DSE-listed shares without visiting branches. Blue Economy & Fisheries Research: Tanzania is urged to strengthen fisheries research and reliable data to unlock blue economy value and meet market demands for traceability. EV & E-mobility: Tanzania is exploring electric mobility to reduce dependence on imported fuel and cut costs, with growing interest in EVs and charging services. AI Skills Boost: South Korea backs Tanzania’s AI institute with a $170m loan, supporting digital skills and research capacity.