Nyamira

Nyamira is a town located in western Kenya, serving as the administrative center of Nyamira County. The town is situated in the Gusii Highlands, a region known for its fertile land and agricultural productivity. Nyamira County is predominantly inhabited by the Gusii people, also known as the Kisi.

The economy of Nyamira is largely driven by agriculture, with tea, coffee, and pyrethrum being key cash crops. Dairy farming and subsistence farming also play significant roles in the local economy. The town itself is a commercial hub, providing services to the surrounding rural areas. Markets are central to the town's economic activity, facilitating the trade of agricultural produce and other goods.

Nyamira has a growing population and is experiencing gradual development. Infrastructure improvements, including roads and public facilities, are ongoing. The town is a regional center for education and healthcare, with several schools and a district hospital serving the wider community. The local culture is rich, with traditional Gusii customs and traditions still observed. The landscape around Nyamira is characterized by rolling hills and lush vegetation, contributing to its scenic appeal.