Poultry for export: FAO urged Tanzanian poultry farmers to tighten biosecurity, follow vaccination schedules and cut antimicrobial use to unlock wider regional and international markets, with Farmer Field Schools piloted in Arusha, Morogoro and Dar es Salaam. Nane Nane push: Tanzania’s National Poultry Development Strategy was unveiled at the Dodoma exhibition, alongside a big showcase of modern farming tech, investment options and financing for productivity gains. Youth health, less stigma: In Tanga, an AI-powered WhatsApp chatbot (“Msiri Wangu”) is giving adolescents confidential health information through the Youth Speak project. Inclusive education spotlight: HakiElimu and education-focused pieces argue Tanzania must make learning more inclusive for children with disabilities and marginalized groups. Culture & heritage: Zanzibar’s Kizimkazi Festival will feature traditional dhow races to revive maritime heritage and get youth back into seafaring traditions. Football as lifestyle: Dar es Salaam gears up for Simba Day and Mwananchi Day at Uhuru Stadium, while WAFCON drama continues with Banyana’s Morocco quarterfinal and Tanzania’s Twiga Stars reflecting on lessons from their exit. Health diplomacy: Angola inaugurated a modern Nyerere-named burn and wound referral hospital, linking regional solidarity to care. Road safety with a twist: Nairobi’s Mosiria turned jaywalking enforcement into a community clean-up after pedestrians ignored the footbridge.