Okwe is a traditional African game that involves strategy and skill, often played by two players. The game is played on a board with holes or pits, where players take turns moving pieces or seeds. The objective is to capture the opponent's pieces while protecting one's own. The game is popular in various regions of Africa and is known by different names, such as Oware or Awale. It is not only a source of entertainment but also a way to develop critical thinking and social interaction among players.