Katisenge sets up a chess academy

Thursday, October 19, 2017

Former public relations director for Botswana Chess Federation (BCF), Keenese Katisenge has started a chess academy called Limitless Minds.

The academy is the sixth to be set up in the country. Other chess academies are Mobile, En Passent, Chess Kids, Grivas and Fountain of Gems.

Limitless Minds affiliated with BCF last month and its founder said the academy would like to contribute positively to the society by using chess as a tool for empowerment and social inclusion.

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