The Kisii Village Project (KVP)
Do you have an artifact, a book, pictures, lyrics or traditional songs of the Gusii people? We welcome you to be part of the great contributors behind the novel initiative of building a Kisii Village in the heart of Nairobi, Kenya. Please, contact us through the link on our site and let us know your thoughts about it and how we can expedite KVP. Be part of history, be part of the Kisii history, be part of the Kisii Village history.
God bless you.- Nyasae abasesenie.
Days of the Week - Amatuko Y'omokubio
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| | Monday | Etichi rimo | | Tuesday | Etichi kabere | | Wednesday | Etichi gatato | | Thursday | Eriane | | Friday | Eriatano | | Saturday | Enyongesa | | Sunday | Omokubio | |
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| Ekegusii Language Ekegusii (Spoken by Abagusii / Kisii people of Western Kenya) is spelt phonetically and is used extensively at home, market places, at church and even at rural schools, especially in primary school level for communication and teaching purposes. It is classified as a central Bantu language and labeled E.42 by MalcolmGuthrie (Guthrie 1971). The Kisii language has a concordial system of its sentence constituents in regard to verb, noun class and number agreement. The Kisii people are well known for their Soapstone carvings which they also export and for the large banana plantations (Sweet bananas at Suneka).
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