The Mamprusi people are an ethnic group located in the northern region of Ghana. They primarily inhabit the Mamprugu area, which is known for its rich cultural heritage and agricultural practices. The Mamprusi are part of the larger Gur-speaking group and speak the Mampruli language. Their society is organized around traditional leadership and communal living. Traditionally, the Mamprusi people engage in farming, with crops like millet and maize being staples. They also have a vibrant cultural life, featuring festivals, music, and dance that reflect their history and beliefs. The Mamprusi maintain strong ties to their customs and practices, which play a significant role in their identity.