Reflections : Libraries and Chess By Dr. Lyndon Bouah
In
September 2019 Bellville South library celebrated its fiftieth anniversary. I
missed the celebration but I wanted to write something about Bellville South
Library....
Reflections on a fallen chess organizer by Dr. Lyndon Bouah
Reflections on a fallen chess organizer, player, coach, arbiter, manager, teacher, and friend Wayne Muller by Dr. Lyndon Bouah
Reflections 5 on the SA Club Championship 2019 by Dr Lyndon Bouah
We have now reached the final round on the final day of the competition. There were many permutations. If Steinitz A should...
Reflections 1 on Western Cape Club Championships 2019 by Dr Lyndon Bouah
An event that is very close to my heart is the Western Cape Club Championships. The event started in 2012 in Diazville,...
Reflections on the 2020 Cape Open by Dr. Lyndon Bouah
In February 2020 Chess Western Province hosted the annual Cape of Good Hope Open as its traditional first tournament of the year....
Reflections 2 on Western Cape champs by Dr. Lyndon Bouah
On the Saturday three rounds were played which of course as you all know is tough on all teams! The key of...
Reflections on Match Day Two SA Closed 2019 by Dr Lyndon Bouah
The 2019
edition of the SA Closed is in full flow. The Closed is a special event as a
player strives throughout his...
Reflections on Match Day Three (3) of the 2019 SA Closed by Dr Lyndon...
The event is being held at Curro, Curbanville. The date is 9 December 2019.
Ken Whyld
released a book entitled...
Reflections on World Youth U16 Olympiad by Dr Lyndon Bouah
1. The World Youth Under 16 chess championship
was recently held in Corum, Turkey.
2.
The...
Reflections 3 on the SA Club Championships 2019 by Dr Lyndon Bouah
On the second day of the competition, three rounds of chess were played. The players know that it will be a tough...