Police & Health Checks: Tanzania’s Home Affairs Minister ordered police to arrest Bongo Flava artist Dudu Baya after he allegedly skipped government summons, and directed “special medical examinations” to assess his condition. Emergency Care Research: Tanzania trained 62 data collectors for the ACTxBEC study with WHO, AFEM, MUHAS and EMAT, aiming to strengthen basic emergency care for road injuries, severe postpartum haemorrhage, child pneumonia/diarrhoea, asthma and diabetes DKA. Maternal Health Upgrade: Dodoma’s Benjamin Mkapa Hospital rolled out epidural labour analgesia to reduce labour pain while keeping mothers awake and cooperative during delivery. Child Health Devices: PCCB donated an infant radiant warmer and phototherapy unit to Singida Regional Referral Hospital to support newborn care and treat jaundice. AFCON Medical Readiness: CAF inspections in Arusha assessed stadium, training grounds and first-aid facilities, while Tanzania’s medical institutions pledged readiness for AFCON 2027. Health Trade & Pharma Links: Pakistan’s firms are seeking distribution and investment in Tanzania at MED EXPO, as both countries explore stronger healthcare trade ties. Environment & Public Health: NEMC urged community cleanliness and proper waste separation to protect health, warning against dumping waste in drainage systems and rivers. Livestock Disease Controls: Tanzania’s region-wide precautionary livestock bans target animals susceptible to foot-and-mouth disease from multiple countries.