Mihani Literature refers to a body of work produced by the Mihani people, an ethnic group primarily found in East Africa. This literature encompasses various forms, including oral traditions, poetry, and storytelling, often reflecting the cultural values, history, and social issues of the Mihani community. The themes in Mihani Literature frequently explore the relationship between humans and nature, community life, and the importance of family. Through these narratives, the Mihani people preserve their heritage and pass down knowledge to future generations, ensuring that their unique identity remains vibrant and relevant.