Reflections 1 on the South African Club Champs 2019 by Dr Lyndon Bouah
An event that I only missed on one occasion is the SA Club Championship. It offers opportunities to every club to enter...
CHESS REPORT NOVEMBER 2019: NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS & NATIONAL TEAM SELECTION
The 2019 edition of the South African National Police Chess Championships took place in Kimberley from 22 to 31 October 2019....
Reflections Final from Georgia with love by Dr Lyndon Bouah
We have been back for a while now and it is time to conclude the Georgia Olympiad report. I shall divide my...
Reflections on Poland Chess Olympiad (6) by CM Dr Lyndon Bouah
Dr. Lyndon Bouah, a seasoned South African chess player and captain, writes further as he shared his insightful reflections on the Poland...
Reflections and Greetings from Dakar, Senegal by Dr Bouah
I greet you
my friends and family from Dakar, Senegal where I addressed a conference called
Sports Africa. My topics were about school and...
Reflections on a Very Busy Last Weekend of April by Dr Lyndon Bouah
This has indeed been a very busy weekend of chess in the Western Cape.
We start in Saldanha in...
Reflections 4 on the Chess Western Province League by Dr Lyndon Bouah
August is
traditionally dedicated to women's activities with the crescendo reaching its
culmination normally at various women's day events normally around the weekend
of August....
Reflections 2 on African Individual Championship by Dr Lyndon Bouah
Many of you
would have watched the movie Gladiator starring Russel Crowe. In the movie the
Roman emperor stages a mock battle involving slaves...
Reflections – Cape Winelands by Dr Lyndon Bouah
Saturday 14 March 2020 was a busy day in the family of the Cape Winelands chess community. A new club called the...
A Reflection on the Women’s Chess Event in Western Cape, South-Africa by Dr Lyndon...
Dr
Lyndon Bouah’s reflections on women’s chess event, Western Cape, South-Africa.
Since my last article about women's chess several women's...
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