Sparks expected at Chess AGM

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Check mate: Chess is facing trying times PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

Sparks are expected to fly tomorrow at the Botswana Chess Federation (BCF) Annual General Meeting (AGM) scheduled for Botho University.

The AGM was due to be held before July 30 as per the constitution. It has emerged that some clubs have not been invited to the AGM.

Clubs are expected to seek an explanation from the executive committee regarding the suspension of vice president technical, Dr Moses Khutsafalo. BCF president Mooketsi Segaise suspended Khutsafalo in August. In return, Khutsafalo wrote back suspending Segaise.

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