Mbila is a traditional African game played with a board and seeds or stones. It is popular in various regions, particularly in West Africa. The game involves strategic thinking and is often played by two players who take turns moving their pieces to capture their opponent's seeds. The objective of Mbila is to outmaneuver the opponent and collect more seeds than they do. It is similar to other games like Mancala and promotes social interaction and cognitive skills. Mbila is not only a source of entertainment but also a way to preserve cultural heritage among communities.