Youth Chess Tournament Proves A Success
Monday, August 20, 2018
It attracted a total of 70 players from around the country including the visually impaired from Mochudi Resource Centre for the Blind. The visually impaired players were taking part in a competitive chess tournament for the first time since Limitless Minds Chess Academy started a training programme for them in February this year.
The players were competing in a special section for Braille Chess, which was categorised into the totally blind and the partially sighted.
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