A popular game in Africa is the bead game.
Owari, also known as Awale and Warri, is a popular bead game played in diverse parts of West Africa. It falls under the Mancala class of games, which are characterized by count and capture bead games with various rule variations.
The version of Owari featured in the game constitutes the one that the old men in marketplaces in Lome, Ghana, and other West African regions play. It is said that the game was a test of kings' strategic skills as a rite of passage on ascending to the throne in Ghana.
The version of Owari featured in the game constitutes the one that the old men in marketplaces in Lome, Ghana, and other West African regions play. It is said that the game was a test of kings' strategic skills as a rite of passage on ascending to the throne in Ghana.
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