Ngozi, a town in north-central Burundi, sits at an elevation of 1,750 meters and serves as a regional market hub. The area is known for cattle farming and agriculture, with coffee, bananas, cassava, sweet potatoes, beans, and maize being key crops. Tea processing and cassiterite mining also contribute to the local economy. The town has a government hospital and places of worship for various religious communities. A road connects Ngozi to Gitega, facilitating trade and travel.