The Basoga are an ethnic group primarily found in Uganda, particularly in the eastern region around Lake Victoria. They speak the Basoga language, which is a Bantu language, and are known for their rich cultural heritage, including traditional music, dance, and crafts. The Basoga have a strong agricultural background, with many people engaged in farming activities. Key crops include cassava, maize, and bananas. The community is also known for its unique customs and social structures, which play a significant role in their identity and way of life.