The Gusii people are an ethnic group located in the western part of Kenya, primarily in Nyamira and Gucha counties. They speak the Ekegusii language and have a rich cultural heritage that includes traditional music, dance, and art. The Gusii community is known for its agricultural practices, growing crops such as tea, coffee, and bananas. Traditionally, the Gusii people have a strong social structure centered around clans and family ties. They practice various customs and rituals, including those related to marriage and initiation. The community values education and has made significant strides in improving literacy rates among its members.