Gungwe

Gungwe refers to a sparsely populated, predominantly rural administrative ward located in the Pemba South Region of Zanzibar, Tanzania. It is situated on Pemba Island. The economy of Gungwe is primarily based on agriculture, particularly the cultivation of cloves, rice, and other crops. Fishing also contributes significantly to the livelihoods of the inhabitants. The ward is characterized by its traditional lifestyle and close-knit community. Basic services like education and healthcare are present, although access may be limited in certain areas. Development initiatives focus on improving agricultural practices, infrastructure, and access to social services within the ward. The population is predominantly Muslim, reflecting the wider cultural and religious landscape of Zanzibar.