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Lazarus Shatipamba and Jo-Mari Thompson were recently crowned champions of the Mariental Open.The Bank Windhoek Twelfth Grand Prix event saw Shatipamba dominate the open section ahead of Naftal Helao in second place and Leonard Moses in third.The women’s section saw Thompson reign supreme ahead of Nasilele Nkonkwena and Jolly-Joice Nepando.In the individual awards, Tanatswanashe Katsvara was recognised as the Best Cadet, with John Peter van Zyl named Best Junior. Petrus Nangolo received the award for Best Local Player.Tournament director Abraham Kasonde and the organisers thanked Bank Windhoek for its sponsorship and the Namibia Chess Federation (NCF) for ensuring the event’s success.“We would also like to extend gratitude to the friendly management and staff of Mariental Hotel for providing the tournament venue,” Kasonde said. PHOTO DUDLEY NORESEB

Shatipamba, Thompson dominate Mariental Open

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The fifth leg of Bank Windhoek’s Grand Prix series saw 61 players put their strategic skills to the test for crucial rating points. PHOTO NCF ZONE 1

National coach hopes NCF will train more arbiters

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Participants compete at the Bank Windhoek Grand Prix series in Gobabis over the past weekend. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Grand Prix chess thrills in Gobabis

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Die spelers en hul ouers by die Hosea Kutako Internasionale Lughawe. Foto verskaf

Skaakfederasie in warm water oor Kenia-toer

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Frederick Cronjé was crowned champion of the under-9 open section at this year’s African Schools Individual Chess Championship. PHOTO NAMIBIA CHESS FEDERATION

Cronjé (9) ends Namibia’s six-year gold drought at African champs

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The tournament featured 20 players battling it out in what organisers described as a cosy and enjoyable event that provided young players a platform to hone their strategic prowess.

Shatipamba, Hamutumwa crowned Rehoboth Open champs

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The country's national chess team departed yesterday for the African Schools Individual Chess Championship, taking place from today until 29 May in Mombasa, Kenya. PHOTO JULIET BEUKES

NCF players seek African glory at Kenya champs

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The Bank Windhoek National Junior Closed Championships brought together 104 players from across the country at Walvis Bay Gymnasium to battle for national glory. PHOTOS Lloyd Diën

National players selected at NCF junior closed champs

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With age, gender and experience levels varying across the board, the Grootfontein Open brought players together in a celebration of competition and community. PHOTOS NCF Zone 5.2

Mazila, Abiater dominate board at Grootfontein Open

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Momentum has shifted in the Bank Windhoek Namibia Chess Federation league, with Rubinstein Chess Club storming to the top of the premier league standings after Monday night’s crucial third round. PHOTO MARIUD NGULA

Rubinstein lead NCF league standings

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Parents, players and chess fans rallied together at Rubinstein Chess Academy’s Winter Open to help raise vital funds to support the journey of three junior champions to the African Schools Individual Chess Championship in Mombasa, Kenya. PHOTO MARIUD NGULA

Rubinstein Academy Winter Open proceeds for African Champs

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Penny Shilongo. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Prodigy Penny (5) seeks sponsorship for African championship

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