This is a game that is played in the area of Tzaneen but not limited to it,similar games are found as far afield as Tanzania. It’s a game played on a grave like cement building, with the top part having holes that hold the players item (Morula seeds). Information suggests that this game is an adaptation of a game that was played by our fore fathers. At its inception it was played at a very small scale. But the youth of the area saw that this could be adapted and help to keep their communities busy and entertained. It is believed that the first Moroba consisted of between four to eight holes, with players moving their items in between them.

 We visit Morris Moila a Moroba player in Ramotshinyadi  and hear from him what is this game and how is it played, when it was started and why did  the younger generation feel that it needs to changed and adapted to suit them.