The Mamprusis are an ethnic group located in the northern region of Ghana. They primarily inhabit the Mamprusi District and are part of the larger Gur-speaking peoples. The Mamprusis have a rich cultural heritage, with traditions that include unique music, dance, and festivals that celebrate their history and community. The Mamprusis are predominantly Muslim, with a significant number also practicing traditional African religions. Their social structure is organized around clans and extended families, which play a crucial role in their community life. Agriculture is a key part of their economy, with many families engaged in farming and livestock rearing.