Health Research: A Tanzania-Mozambique EXULTANT trial found that for people living with HIV, broader TB screening using urine and stool didn’t speed up treatment starts versus standard care, but urine testing was easier to collect and detected the most confirmed cases—suggesting mucus-free options when patients can’t produce sputum. Cardiovascular Science: A large international study reported silent atherosclerosis in 57.1% of symptom-free young adults, strengthening the case for earlier cardiovascular prevention. Diabetes Forecasts: New modelling presented for EASD estimates type 1 diabetes cases will rise globally by 29% to 12.1 million by 2049, with the biggest relative increases expected in low-income settings including parts of Africa. Education & Inclusion: Tanzania’s push for early learner identification is spotlighted as disability screening remains low, while the EAC education conference calls for measurable regional reforms via an implementation compact and scorecard. Digital Skills: China-supported digital teaching competition in Tanzania rewarded 15 educators for practical tech-enabled classroom methods. Energy & Infrastructure: Hyundai Rotem’s rail upgrade for Tanzania’s electrified SGR network moves forward with new electric trains for the Dar–Dodoma corridor. Governance & Rights: The UN warns of forced evictions and abuses against Maasai communities in Tanzania’s Ngorongoro/Loliondo areas. Media & Connectivity: Tanzania’s pay-TV subscriptions rebounded to 2.26 million by June, helped by major football viewing demand.