Mbila is a traditional African game played primarily in various regions of West Africa. It involves a board with holes and small stones or seeds, which players use to capture their opponent's pieces. The game is often played by two players and requires strategic thinking and planning. The objective of mbila is to outmaneuver your opponent and collect more pieces than they do. It is similar to other games like mancala and promotes social interaction and cognitive skills among players. The game is enjoyed by people of all ages and is often played in informal settings.