Tanzania's Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB) has urged female police officers to uphold integrity in public service and take a leading role in fighting corruption to strengthen public trust in law enforcement. According to the Daily News, Arusha Regional PCCB Commander Zawadi Ngailo made the call while closing the Tanzania Police Female Network (TPF Net) Week in Arusha.

Mwanza's newly appointed Regional Commissioner, Commissioner of Police Salum Rashid Hamduni, has outlined his immediate priorities for the Tanzanian region, directing authorities to boost revenue collection, improve city cleanliness, and prepare for expected El Niño rains. According to Daily News, Hamduni made the remarks during a handover ceremony at the Regional Commissioner's office, where he emphasized development as central to his agenda for the region.

Said Mtanda, the Mwanza Regional Commissioner, praised Kwimba District Council for surpassing its revenue collection targets for four consecutive years. During a Special Meeting of the Council of Councillors on June 24, 2026, he encouraged the council to utilize the collected revenue for the development of significant strategic projects.

Tabora Regional Commissioner Beno Malisa has directed council directors to strengthen revenue collection, seal loopholes that lead to the loss of public funds, and resolve citizens' complaints promptly rather than waiting for visits by senior leaders. According to Daily News, Malisa issued the directives after officially taking over office from former Regional Commissioner Paulo Matiko Chacha on Monday, marking his first priorities in the new role.

Officials from the Ministry of Local Government in Uganda have urged accountants to maintain high standards of integrity, professionalism, and accountability as local governments play a vital role in community service delivery. This appeal was made during a bookkeeping skills training session held in Hoima City, attended by accountants from various districts in central and western Uganda.

Ilemela Municipality in Mwanza, Tanzania, is expanding digital revenue collection in a bid to close collection gaps, improve monitoring and strengthen accountability. According to Daily News, the initiative includes a new property tax payment system known as NaPA and a digital parking fee system. Officials expect the reforms to boost municipal revenue, thereby increasing the funds available for public services and development projects in the area.