Mabutsane Chess Programme Ends

Monday, June 21, 2021

The Mabutsane Chess Programme came to an end over the weekend

The chess programme that was launched by Limitless Minds Chess Academy at the beginning of the year in Mabutsane village was wrapped up this past weekend.

The programme had received P25, 000 sponsorship from Majwe Mining Joint Venture.

Limitless Minds Chess Academy founder, Keenese Katisenge-Tizhani told the MonitorSport that the pilot project is aimed at contributing to social inclusion, development and empowerment through chess for children at the Rural Area Dwellers (RADS) hostels in Mabutsane.

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