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Victor Onyemuwa triumphs at Port Harcourt Monthly Rapid Chess Tournament
Victor Onyemuwa, Efe Omosohwofa, WFM Perpetual Ogbiyoyo, Emmanuella Trust, Amarachi Agiri and Kere Alagoa all shine at the Port Harcourt Monthly Rapid...
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Armenia Grandmaster Sergei Mosvesian wins Igor Kurnosov Memorial Russian Rapid Grand...
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The 2019 Croatia Grand Chess Tour Daily Recap- Round 9
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The only decisive result of the day was not indicative of the fighting spirit across the...
Ding Liren Makes it to the 2019 FIDE World Cup Finals!
The second semifinal match of the FIDE World Cup between the Chinese grandmasters Ding Liren and Yu Yangyi was decided on the tie-break on September 28.
Edo 2020: Chess Event Update by Fasinu Tolulope
The 20th National Sports festival's ground has been busy with activities of different sports, the opening ceremony will take place tomorrow, Tuesday,...
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Cape Town Chess Club is celebrating its 135th year of existence this year on 19 March 2020. I was the keynote speaker...
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Controversial from the start, the 2020 Candidates Tournament promised to be like no other when GM Teimour Radjabov was unceremoniously removed from...
Happy Birthday to Dr. Lanre Seye Oluwalasinu
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Former FIDE Vice President Ummer Koya Passes Away at Age 68
P T Ummer Koya, who was the vice-president of the global chess body FIDE, passed away today, Tuesday the 14th of January 2020...
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