The national game of Africa, known as "Mancala," has caught on with Americans.
You can join in the fun by making a Mancala
board in your home workshop. All you have to
do is follow the details in the plan.
One of the oldest games in the world, Mancala
is played by two people. The object is to
capture the most counters. Each player places
the same number of counters (coins, marbles,
etc.) in six holes on his side of the board.
The game of Mancala is over when all the
holes on either side of the playing board are
empty. The player with the most counters in
his scoring bin is the winner. Mancala can be
enjoyed by everyone except the smallest youngster.
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