Ilala District Commissioner Edward Mpogolo has praised teachers in Ukonga ward, Dar es Salaam, describing them as the backbone of nation-building, according to Michuzi Blog. Speaking at a teachers' celebration known as Ukonga Day, he said teachers produce the professionals and leaders who drive the country's development. Mpogolo called teachers a vital resource in society for preparing leaders and experts across various fields, and commended the Ukonga teachers for their significant contribution to the community.

Tanzania's government says cheating in national examinations has dropped significantly due to strengthened exam supervision across the country. According to Education Ministry Permanent Secretary Professor Carolyne Nombo, speaking on September 7, 2026, in Ruvuma Region, national exams are a sensitive matter requiring strict oversight at all levels of education leadership. She made the remarks while visiting the Ruvuma Regional Commissioner's office to discuss education matters, including preparations for the national Standard Seven examination scheduled for September 9 and 10, 2026.

Tanzania's sixth-phase government has strengthened the Tanzania Institute of Accountancy (TIA) by expanding academic capacity and improving infrastructure, according to Michuzi Blog. The government helped the institution secure nine professors and funded 78 staff members to pursue PhD degrees locally and abroad; 48 have completed their studies while 30 continue. The initiative, which includes an investment of 67.9 billion shillings, aims to boost TIA's ability to deliver education, conduct research, and produce knowledge.

Mrs. Sola Ibidapo-Obe, a lawyer and widow of the late Professor Oyewusi Ibidapo-Obe, who was the former Vice Chancellor of the University of Lagos (UNILAG), emphasized that the future of university education in Nigeria lies in technical learning. This statement reflects her views on the evolving educational landscape in the country.

Female police officers, inspectors and constables of various ranks in Njombe region have been urged to engage directly with communities in their areas and educate residents about the harms of violence against children, as well as encourage the public to report such acts early. The directive was issued on September 8, 2026, by the head of the Gender and Children's Protection Desk, according to Habari Leo.

Kabale University in Uganda has held a farewell ceremony for its former Vice Chancellor, Prof. Joy Constance Kwesiga, marking the end of her 21 years of service. According to CampusBee, she played a central role in transforming the institution from a small community university into a chartered public university with more than 8,000 students. Prof. Kwesiga officially retired on June 30, and the university community gathered on Friday to honour her contributions and legacy.