Reflections on the Second Quarter of the Chess Season in Western Cape South-Africa by...
Reflections on second
quarter by Dr Lyndon Bouah
The second
quarter of the chess season is coming to an end now...
SUMMER CHESS LEAGUE ABUJA 2019
RULES AND REGULATIONS OF SUMMER CHESS LEAGUE ABUJA
2019
1. LEAGUE STRUCTURE
The league is Open to...
Reflections on GM Khalifman by Dr Lyndon Bouah
I have been
fascinated with chess since about 1987. In this time we were witness to the
great struggles between the two K's. Grandmasters...
Reflections on Journey to the Chess Kingdom by Dr Lyndon Bouah
One of the
nice aspects of attending a chess Olympiad is that you have an opportunity to
purchase books that may not always be...
Reflections on Respice Prospice By Dr Lyndon Bouah
Winter is
coming. This familiar phrase has become ominous in television series. I
recently competed in the Cape Town Blitz won by IM Watu...
Reflections on Dr Lyndon Bouah Chess Set Journey
It is now
one year since I married Denise Frick. One of our joint passions that we share
is a...
Reflections Final – Steinitz Open by Dr Lyndon Bouah
The Steinitz
Open organised to celebrate the 42nd anniversary of the club ended this
afternoon in a great victory...
Reflections 4 on Steinitz Open by Dr Lyndon Boauh
Reflections 4 on Steinitz
Open
The opening ceremony speech by Steinitz President
Andrew Talmarkes:
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