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Uganda is a blessed country with different kinds of people with different kinds of languages they speak with their common tribes. This group found in the Elgon side of the country have their common species they believe in
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added by Anonymous 597 days ago
Uganda's most fearsome patriarchal tribe and is one the cultures that still believes in the traditional practices such as the male circumcision so called embalu and female genital mutilation
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added by Anonymous 668 days ago
The Bagisu or Gisu also known as Gishu, Bagishu, Masaba or Sokwia are people of the Bantu family who live along the slopes of Mount Elgon also called Mount Masaba in Mbale District eastern Uganda. ... However, the Bagisu do not refer to themselves or what belongs to them as the Gisu.
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Bagisu People: Uganda's most fearsome patriarchal tribe and is one the cultures that still believes in the traditional practices such as the male circumcision so called embalu and female genital mutilation. Their main activity is coffee growing.
added by Anonymous 792 days ago
The Bagishu people of Uganda are found in the north east of Uganda.
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That is where mountain Elgon is found. Their main town is Mbale.
They used to depend on agriculture, producing robust coffee but these days changed to maize,beans,matoke,sugarcanes.
They are also known in the kadodi dancing every even year.
They also enjoy bamboo vegetables, the maleewa.
added by HASSAN LOKWII ANOCHE 1308 days ago
Seriously. I hear about them but I have never met any from that tribal ..and I believe they are good people full of traditional beliefs
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added by Anonymous 1311 days ago
The Bagisu hail from Eastern Uganda and very much known for their circumcision's practices called imbalu which they practice during even years ,but because of the corona pandemic their religious practice has been hindered .
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added by Anonymous 1313 days ago
Yes I know them
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They are from Eastern Uganda near mount Elgon
They believe in traditional male circumusion.
added by 1001061415 1314 days ago
Yes I know the Bugishu people with their culture called Imbalu ...where all male it's mandatory circumcision .
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added by Anonymous 1314 days ago
Seriously. I hear about them but I have never met any from that tribal ..and I believe they are good people full of traditional beliefs
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added by Anonymous 1314 days ago
They are people who normally practice circumcision as thier ritual traditional & done to all male human at a certain age & IT'S an abomination for any not to get circumcised.
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added by 1000924458 1314 days ago
The Basigu are a tribe in the Eastern part of Uganda along the slopes of Mount Elgon. The are mainly located in Mbale district but can as well be in Kamuli, among other eastern districts
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added by Anonymous 1314 days ago
Uganda is consisted of different tribes, the bagishu also known as Gishu masaaba who live along the slopes of mountain Elgon from eastern Uganda they also belong to bantu family
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added by Anonymous 1314 days ago
It's a tribe in Uganda and its culture they do circumcision to avoid their men from adultery. It's their norm
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added by Anonymous 1314 days ago
Bagisu is one of the tribes in Uganda and they occupy most part of eastern region. These people are commonly known for their traditional ritual "imbalu" this attract their natives country wide to come and glorify the day since it is an act of changing from childhood to manhood through the act of circumscion
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added by Anonymous 1314 days ago
I greatly respect the bravery of these fearless people. I relate their culture as the greatest in the world.
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added by Anonymous 1314 days ago
Bagisu is the only tribe in Uganda which perform rituals of circumsis of male in their adult stage .it is so amazing such that they perform it in public when alot of people are gathered.
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added by Anonymous 1314 days ago
The Bagisu people are a tribe living in the Eastern part of Uganda. Sometimes they are referred to as Bamasaba. They actually on the slopes of Mount Elgon. Some of their families dwelling on the mountain have continuously suffered from frequent landslides during the rains. Here the government operating through the ministry of epidemics and natural disasters has to intervene. The Bagisu of Uganda have a very strong traditional culture known as embalu. This is when every young man has to undergo traditional circumcision a transition that makes him a real man. During the season they perform a rhythmic dance popular called the akadodi. The Bagisu are friendly and bright people. Mbale is their beautiful town soon growing into a city.
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added by Anonymous 1314 days ago
That's right
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The Bantu took different routes.
It's possible for them to have settled at that mountain.
Uganda zaabu
added by Anonymous 1314 days ago
Yes, Bagisu are one of the tribes found in eastern Uganda in Mbade District and they do practice circumusission
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added by Anonymous 1314 days ago
As a Ugandan, I know the Bagisu as a tribe in Eastern uganda, well known for its tradition of celebrating circumcision of men, a ceremony called embalu.
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added by 1000885064 1314 days ago
The bagisu is one of the tribes in Uganda which practice circumcision embalu and the are situated in eastern Uganda (mbale district) around mountain Elgon . The circumcision is always done every year in August
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added by Anonymous 1314 days ago
Bagisu people are well known in Eastern Uganda and my sister is now married to them I hear that long ago and even now are the best according to their culture.
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added by 1000923395 1314 days ago
Yes l know them, the Gishu are people from eastern part of uganda and who values their culture and norms of circumcision of all mature men
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added by 1000965722 1314 days ago
The Gisu people in Eastern Uganda are well known for male circumcision as their seasonal cultural practice.
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added by 1000925162 1314 days ago
These people are having good hearts!
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The Bagisu or Gisu also known as Gishu, Bagishu, Masaba or Sokwia are people of the Bantu family who live along the slopes of Mount Elgon (also called Mount Masaba) in Mbale District eastern Uganda. ... As such, one can talk of the Gisu while referring to the Bagisu people or something that belongs to them
added by Anonymous 1314 days ago