Tanzania’s Vice-President Deogratius Ndejembi formally handed over the Energy Ministry’s office after a farewell ceremony at Kambarage Hall in Dodoma on September 9, 2026, according to Daily News. The event was hosted by the Ministry of Energy’s management and institutions under it. Ndejembi addressed attendees and urged ministry staff to continue their work, marking an official transition in the energy portfolio.

Tanzania's Vice President Deogratius Ndejembi was officially farewelled by the management of the Ministry of Energy and its affiliated institutions at a ceremony held at Kambarage Treasury Square in Dodoma on September 9, 2026. According to Michuzi Blog, the event was attended by Deputy Energy Minister Salome Makamba, Permanent Secretary Felchesmi Mramba, ministry management, and directors of agencies under the ministry, during which the Vice President offered guidance to leaders and officials.

The Vice President of the United Republic of Tanzania, Ambassador Dr. Emmanuel Nchimbi, visited former Prime Minister and First Vice President Judge Joseph Sinde Warioba at his residence in Mbezi Juu, Dar es Salaam, to check on his well-being.

Tanzania's Ambassador to Türkiye, Iddi Seif Bakari, and Burhan Özdemir, president of the Independent Industrialists and Businessmen's Association of Türkiye (MÜSİAD), have agreed to strengthen cooperation in several key sectors. According to Daily News, the areas of focus include manufacturing and production, energy and minerals, infrastructure and construction, and tourism. The partnership is intended to boost investment projects and expand bilateral trade between Tanzania and Türkiye, deepening economic ties between the two countries.

Tanzania's Vice President, Deogratius Ndejembi, joined mourners at the burial of the late Hafidh Ameir Hassan, according to Global Publishers. The report, published with video and photos, indicates the Vice President attended the funeral to pay his respects alongside other mourners. The feed blurb describes Hassan as a companion or associate, though further details about his identity and the circumstances of his death are not provided in the available text. The event was covered by the Tanzanian outlet Global Publishers.

Nigeria's Minister of Solid Minerals, Dele Alake, has defended President Bola Tinubu's economic policies, saying the president deserves commendation rather than vilification for removing the fuel subsidy. According to Tribune Online, Alake argued that Tinubu 'took bullets for Nigeria's survival' by making difficult decisions necessary for the country's economic future, defending the controversial reforms that have faced widespread public criticism.