The Abagusii are an ethnic group primarily found in southwestern Kenya. They speak the Ekegusii language and are known for their rich cultural heritage, which includes traditional music, dance, and art. The community is predominantly agricultural, with farming being a key aspect of their livelihood. Historically, the Abagusii have a strong social structure, with clans playing a significant role in their organization. They practice various customs and rituals, including those related to marriage and initiation. The Abagusii are also known for their unique practices, such as the traditional circumcision of both boys and girls, which is an important rite of passage in their culture.