Errol Tiwari

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Burnham Memorial Tournament now in progress

It is my fervent hope as President of the Guyana Chess Association and as the Head of a Government committed to national excellence in sports, that Ajedrez will make a contribution in further popularizing chess, to illuminate the darkness and dispel the mysteries which in some cases still surround and engulf this great game, and be a source of instruction to the inexperienced, and of pleasure to the initiate.    

Felicity Sonaram, 13 (left) a student at St Stanislaus College, opposes Sheriffa Ali, 16, of St Joseph High, during the lunch interval of last Sunday’s rapid chess tournament at the National Resource Centre in Woolford Avenue. Both students have been identified to represent Guyana at the Guyana Games which are to be held here next month. In the background, Joshua Gopaul, 15, of Saints, takes on his sister Ellen, a student at Zeeburg Secondary. Joshua captured the top junior chess prize in Sunday’s competition and has also been earmarked to represent his country at the Guyana Games.

The ‘game of the decade’

The 6th Hainan Danzhou chess tournament concluded yesterday. The 16-year-old chess phenomenon Wei Yi played a game with Cuba’s number two player, Lazaro Batista Bruzon.

Chess, politics and coincidence

In the long, fluctuating history of chess, since it was first discovered in India some time around 6 AD, the number of heads-of-state who are familiar with the game becomes noticeable.

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