As part of Motisun Group’s vision to contribute to Tanzania’s economic growth, Sayona plays a pivotal role in expanding the beverage sector while creating job opportunities and supporting local communities.

How does the agricultural practice of cultivating cassava in Lugoba affect the local economy? Cultivating cassava in Lugoba positively impacts the local economy by providing food security and generating income for farmers.

There were 220 manufacturing industries which employed 200,000 out of 9 million people (Skarstein and Wangwe 1986) which could meet just about 1 per cent of families. The industrial sector contributed about 4 per cent to GDP.

This report presents the findings from a community health diagnosis and assessment conducted in Lugoba Village, Chalinze District from February 17 to 21, 2025, involving a group of 28 individuals.

The case will explain the learners the various concepts of economic development, the minute details of economic history of Tanzania and scope of development in various sectors.

Tanzania's industry sector contributed 7.3% of GDP in 2024 with manufactured exports of USD 1.5 billion. Explore sub-sectors, policies, and opportunities.

The concept of sustainable Local Economic Development is thus examined in the context of economic activities and challenges using a case study of Shinyanga region in Tanzania.

These are the selected strategic areas towards industrial economic development for Tanzania during Dr. Magufuli’s regime.

This project supports the broader strategy of establishing a significant lithium hub in the region and Sayona is focused on ensuring the project generates maximum benefits for all local stakeholders, including First Nations people, together with minimising any environmental impacts.

Its history can be traced back 80 years when Subhash’s father started a small shop in a village called Lugoba. “I started my entrepreneurial life as a shopkeeper in my father’s shop and later on as a trader selling spices.