Kyebi, located in the Eastern Region of Ghana, is the traditional capital of the Akyem Abuakwa state, one of the most prominent Akan ethnic groups in the country. The town holds significant historical and cultural importance as the seat of the Okyenhene, the paramount chief of the Akyem Abuakwa people.

The town has long been a center of traditional governance, with the Ofori Panin Palace serving as the seat of the Okyenhene and a symbol of royal authority. Kyebi is also known for its deep connection to education, having produced many notable Ghanaian leaders, academics, and professionals.

In modern times, Kyebi continues to thrive as a town rich in history, tradition, and natural beauty, with attractions such as the Atewa Forest Reserve and cultural festivals that celebrate the heritage of the Akyem people.