Kibajuni, a Bantu language spoken by the Bajuni people, holds significance in the coastal regions of Kenya and Tanzania. This language, characterised by its distinct phonetics and vocabulary, has historical roots embedded in the Swahili coastal culture. Kibajuni serves as a vital mode of communication for the Bajuni community, particularly on the islands and coastal areas where they reside. While its primary speakers are concentrated in Kenya and Tanzania, there are Bajuni communities in other countries along the East African coast, including Somalia. Kibajuni, with its unique linguistic features, contributes to the cultural diversity of the Swahili-speaking coastal regions, playing a crucial role in preserving the heritage and identity of the Bajuni people.