Explore the cultural heritage of the African Great Lakes with Ngola, also close to Mucuba of South Kivu by the Shi and Havu people, Ikibuguzo or Igisoro in Rwanda and Burundi, or Urubugu only in Burundi, and Omweso or Mweso in Uganda. Rooted in the Mancala family, the Ngola game is an authentic representation of this ancient tradition of Mancala and is mainly played in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). It is played by two people, with its 16 holes and 64 balls. Immerse yourself in this captivating universe and explore your territory through its two rows of holes.

Ngola now and discover the multiple facets of this traditional game, from the rich tradition of Mancala.