Kasena
Kasena is a small ethnic group primarily located in the northern region of Ghana, particularly in the Upper East and Upper West regions. They are one of the many indigenous peoples of the country and have a distinct cultural heritage, language, and traditions. The Kasena people are known for their agricultural practices, particularly the cultivation of crops such as maize, millet, sorghum, and groundnuts, which form the staple of their diet.
The Kasena language belongs to the Gur language family, specifically the Gurma branch, and is closely related
Traditionally, Kasena society is organized into clans, with each clan having its own lineage and ancestral
Culturally, the Kasena are known for their vibrant festivals, including the *Kasena Festival*, which celebrates their
Economically, the Kasena rely on subsistence farming, though some engage in trade, small-scale commerce, or migration