Electrification Boom: Tanzania, Nigeria and Ethiopia are leading Africa’s electrification push under World Bank/ADB’s Mission 300, with 50 million people connected so far while nearly 600 million still lack power. Music & Tech Ethics: Tanzanian artistes are urging caution as AI tools increasingly generate beats and vocals that can mimic voices, raising fears over consent and creative ownership. Transport & Public Spending: Tanzania is considering a policy to phase out future luxury vehicle purchases to cut costs, while promising service delivery won’t be affected. Education Access for All: A Bagamoyo story highlights how children with physical disabilities face daily barriers to schooling, relying on special support just to get to class. Culture & Faith in Public Life: Shia communities worldwide marked Ashura with mourning gatherings, including a major procession in Kigoma, while Tanzania also saw Ashura-linked charity activities. SME Skills Boost: Yas Business launched a six-month entrepreneurship programme for startups and SMEs, focusing on finance, marketing, digital transformation and growth. Roads for AFCON 2027: Tanzania ordered round-the-clock road works in Arusha to meet AFCON-linked deadlines and standards. AI for Service Delivery: A UDOM student unveiled an AI system to monitor service providers and flag possible exam malpractice through behavioural tracking. Tourism Spotlight: G Adventures and Channel 9 are airing a Tanzania Travel Guides episode with new bookable Serengeti–Zanzibar itineraries. Football Leadership Talk: South Africa’s Hugo Broos is considering staying on as Bafana coach beyond the World Cup, with AFCON “unfinished business” cited.