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Namibia’s brightest young talents gathered at Windhoek Gymnasium last weekend for a chance to represent the country at the World and African Schools Chess Championships. PHOTO DUDLEY NORESEB

Abiater, Samuel lead School Chess Champs elite

6 Months Ago

Former NCF president Goodwill Khoa (right) and vice president Emanuel Sihlahla. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Former NCF exco rescued and revitalised Namibian chess

6 Months Ago

Former NCF president Goodwill Khoa (right) and vice president Emanuel Sihlahla. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Did the NCF exco take the easy way out by resigning?

6 Months Ago

Namibia Chess Federation’s (NCF) Zone 8 made history last weekend, hosting its first-ever Bank Windhoek School Chess Individual Qualifiers at Rundu Secondary School. PHOTO ZONE 8

Zone 8 qualifiers proceed to Windhoek

7 Months Ago

The tournament determined the top three players in each age category who will advance to the national schools chess individual championships on 21 February. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Schools prodigies shine at Zone 7 qualifiers

7 Months Ago

Pictured are the girls under-19 qualifiers Abiater Rebekka from Etosha Secondary School, homeschooled Visage Sonia and Coblenz Combined School’s Ngumeritiza Tjongarero with the event organisers. PHOTO ZONE 5.2

Grootfontein hosts inaugural Bank Windhoek School Chess Individual qualifiers

7 Months Ago

Under-19 girls champion, Selma Kayawala (right), alongside section runner-up Faith Kayambu. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Zone 4 school qualifiers advance to chess championships

7 Months Ago

Attendees enjoyed delicious local snacks from Nam Style, the tournament's sponsor. PHOTO INFINITY FOCUS CREATIONS

Veterans and amateurs shine at GRIT festival

11 Months Ago

Attendees enjoyed delicious local snacks from Nam Style, the tournament's sponsor. PHOTO INFINITY FOCUS CREATIONS

Veterans and amateurs shine at GRIT festival

11 Months Ago

Rising chess prodigies from across the country vying for sought-after FIDE rating points at the Windhoek Gymnasium hall over the weekend. Photo Mariud Ngula

Strategic brilliance at chess junior champs

CHECKMATE: The Bank Windhoek 2024 national chess championships qualifiers concluded on Sunday at the Nictus Cultural Centre in Windhoek. The event included open and women’s sections. According to the Namibia Chess Federation, the top five from the two sections will be participating in the closed Namibia chess championship for the chance to play in the Olympic chess games later in the year. The top five from the open section are Uatiavi Jossy Uapingene, who dominated the list, followed by Ndoroma Christopher, Goodwill Khoa, Simon Hatwiikulipi Shidolo and Max Baron Nitzborn. In the women’s section, Keisha van Wyk reigned supreme, followed by Jamie-Nicole Beukes, Celeste Swartz, Patience Tsuses and Linekela Itembu.Photo: Contributed

Road to Chess Olympics: Bank Windhoek 2024 national chess championships qualifiers

The top five players from the men's and the women’s divisions pose for a group picture.

Chess qualifiers done and dusted

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