This post was meant to have been done more than 9 months ago. Work pressure and being disorganised means that you now are forced to read stale news.
Chess was one of the games that was part of the festival and I bring you some photos of the event. The sad thing was that this event was hardly reported in the newspapers and Kenyan chess players did not seem so interested. We had some strong players from Egypt here and really we needed to interact with them much more.
I am part of the guilty crowd that did not take much time and effort to meet our brothers and sisters who came from various African counties.
At least enjoy the photos.
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| Poster of the event |
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| K1 where chess was played |
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| Abrantes Persson of Mozambique (l) v Ameir Moheb of Egypt |
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| Ameir Moheb of Egypt |
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| The playing hall |
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| Elansary Eman of Egypt in black & blue |
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| Nader Mohamed of Egypt in white |
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| Hesham Abdelrahman of Egypt v Jacktone Mony of Kenya |
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| Hesham Abdelrahman of Egypt v Jacktone Mony of Kenya |
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| Hesham Abdelrahman of Egypt v Jacktone Mony of Kenya |
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| Nader Mohamed of Egypt in white |
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| Mr Mariga (left) of Daystar University & David Kinoti part of organisers |
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| Jacktone Mony of Kenya & Sarwat Walaa Coach University of Cairo |
