Sikensi

Sikensi is a town and a department in the Sikensi Department of the Agneby-Tiassa Region of southern Ivory Coast. It is located southeast of Abidjan, the former capital of the country.

The town of Sikensi is the administrative center of the Sikensi Department. It is situated in a region known for its agricultural activities, with crops such as cocoa and coffee being significant to the local economy. The Agneby River flows nearby, contributing to the fertile land.

The population of Sikensi and its surrounding department is diverse, reflecting the multi-ethnic composition of Ivory Coast. The primary ethnic groups in the region often include the Abbey people. Like many areas in Ivory Coast, Sikensi has experienced growth and development over the years, with infrastructure improvements and economic activities supporting its inhabitants.

The department of Sikensi covers a geographical area that includes several smaller villages and communities, all under the administrative authority of the town of Sikensi. The region's climate is tropical, characterized by distinct wet and dry seasons, which influence the agricultural calendar and daily life.