EV Charging Push: Tanzania’s Ministry of Energy says it will roll out stakeholder recommendations to expand electric vehicle charging stations, focusing on reliable power supply and dedicated transformers to cut emissions and lower transport costs. Marine Life Protection: A Zanzibar-linked study finds recycled plastic bottles can make fishing nets easier for dolphins to detect, cutting incidental capture by up to 88% in trials, offering a low-cost alternative to pingers. Climate Risk for Women: CARE warns “super El Niño” will hit women hardest, framing it as a women’s health and household burden issue as severe rainfall and drought patterns intensify. Regional Power Integration: The African Energy Chamber urges an interconnected electricity market for Africa as grid failures and rising demand strain investment, while East Africa pushes cross-border energy connectivity. Forestry & Bees for Investment: Tanzania Forest Services calls for formalising forest and beekeeping businesses to attract investment, improve market access, and support conservation. Sanitation Upgrade: Habitat for Humanity hands over modern sanitation facilities at Bahi livestock markets in Dodoma, including toilets and hygiene rooms, to reduce disease risk. Food Safety Crackdown: Authorities in Mbeya announce tougher enforcement against restaurants and food vendors that breach public health rules. IMF Support for Reforms: The IMF approves about $443.8m for Tanzania after final programme reviews, noting climate-related energy reforms still need completion.