Childhood games are a universal language, something you will find in every city, town and village throughout the world.

And while they may differ depending on where you might find yourself playing, they’re all connected by their power to connect.  
You may have found yourself thinking about a childhood favourite game you once loved but stopped playing as you grew up and life got busier.

Experts say for many, returning to childhood hobbies and games is more than a new form of entertainment but rather an escape from daily stressors.

We talk to Theophilus Chabalala, Chairperson of WOMan (Well- Organised Man), an NPO that uses the power of sports to foster social change and uplift communities and Sports and Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Keitumetse Mashego about the importance of adult play...