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Kampala, Central Division, Obaddeko 2 essaawa emabega
3 okulabibwa
Omweso Board Game - Brown
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Kampala • Central Division
Kampala
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Omweso is a traditional African "count and capture" board game, similar to chess in its strategic depth.
The game is typically played on a board with 4 rows of 8 holes (32 pits total) using 64 seeds, which remain in play throughout the game.
The goal is to capture the opponent's seeds until they are unable to make a move.
The name "Omweso" comes from the Swahili word michezo, meaning "game".
It is known by various names across different regions, including Igisoro in Rwanda and Burundi, and Hus in Namibia.
USh 90,000
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