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Munufie Festival is an annual cultural event celebrated by the chiefs and people of the Mpuasuman-Japekrom Traditional Area in the Jaman South District, located in the Bono region of Ghana, previously known as the Brong Ahafo Region. This vibrant festival usually takes place in October.

However, the people of the Mpuasu-Japekrom Traditional Area have their celebrations in September, as do the people and chiefs of the Abi Traditional Area.

The festival is a lively affair, inviting visitors to partake in a communal sharing of food and drinks. Traditional attire is donned, adding a colorful and authentic touch to the festivities.

A highlight of the event is the durbar of chiefs, where local leaders gather in a display of unity and cultural pride. The celebrations are further enlivened by traditional dancing and drumming, which create a festive and joyful atmosphere.

Munufie Festival holds significant cultural importance as it commemorates a historical event, fostering a sense of community and continuity among the people.

Through these celebrations, the rich traditions and heritage of the Mpuasuman-Japekrom and Abi Traditional Areas are preserved and passed down to future generations, ensuring that their cultural legacy endures.