Sagara (Tanzanian ward)

Sagara is an administrative ward within the Pangani District of the Tanga Region in Tanzania. It is located on the coast of the Indian Ocean. Its approximate geographical coordinates are between 5°25' and 5°35' South latitude, and between 38°50' and 39°00' East longitude.

The economy of Sagara is primarily based on agriculture and fishing. Common crops include coconuts, cashews, and various fruits and vegetables. Fishing is a significant source of income and sustenance for many residents, with the Indian Ocean providing a variety of seafood.

Administratively, Sagara falls under the jurisdiction of the Pangani District Council. Local governance is handled by elected officials and appointed administrators who oversee various aspects of community development, including education, health, infrastructure, and resource management.

The population of Sagara, like many coastal wards in Tanzania, consists of a diverse mix of ethnic groups. Swahili is the lingua franca, and Islam is a prevalent religion.

Infrastructure in Sagara is developing, with ongoing efforts to improve roads, schools, healthcare facilities, and access to clean water. Tourism has the potential to contribute to the local economy, given its coastal location and proximity to other tourist destinations in the region.