![tsoroyematatu - Celebrate a game of Zimbabwe. [ATTDT]](https://www.attdt.com/pics/tsoroyematatu.jpg)
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2 mins Today is Zimbabwe's Independence Day. To celebrate the country's national day, play a traditional and simple game popular (and believed to have been created in) Zimbabwe, called Tsoro Yematatu. Play it for free online.
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