Digital Education: TECH Global University markets itself as the world’s largest digital university, offering 14,000 programs online in 11 languages, with claims of high graduate employment outcomes. Health Tech & Genomics: Muhimbili University (MUHAS) launches next-generation sequencing services, aiming to bring advanced genomic testing in-house for precision medicine and faster research in Tanzania. US–Tanzania Health Partnership: The US and Tanzania sign a five-year, $3.1bn health MoU focused on infectious disease prevention, digital health infrastructure, surveillance, and laboratory strengthening, while Tanzania says it did not accept specimen-sharing terms. Co-ops Digital Push: Tanzania’s cooperative sector gets renewed reform drive in Dodoma, with stronger governance, youth/women inclusion, and wider use of digital systems for records, elections, and member services. Zanzibar Innovation Hub: Zanzibar doubles down on becoming a regional tech and innovation centre, highlighting AI and data science training at IIT Madras Zanzibar. Medical Devices in Tanzania: A Dar es Salaam facility introduces sound-wave kidney stone treatment that can reduce surgery needs. AI Governance: A UN-led global push for AI guardrails warns about “catastrophic harm,” as countries debate how to regulate fast-evolving systems. Procurement & Local Firms: A Mbeya lecture highlights how high local borrowing costs can price Tanzanian firms out of tenders against lower-interest foreign bids.