Mancala African board gamee

Mancala is an African traditional board game played in many parts of Africa over multiple decades, believed to be the world's oldest board game. It is played with 48 beads per player where each player is trying to capture the other player's beads. Rules of the game varies with boards with two or four rows. The game is often played by digging holes in the ground.

Rules can be found through web-search.

The name of the game varies between areas and known in Namibia as Owela, also referred to by the Bushman and Oshiwambo as IIHus