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East African Open Chess Tournament – Day 1 Report

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East African Open Chess Tournament – Day 1 Report

The East African Open Chess Tournament started with just over 130 participants at Mombasa’s Milele Beach Hotel.
The event has the Prestige section, the U1800 section, the U1600 section and two junior sections.
The first major upset of the day was when 2019 Kenya National Ladies Champion Gloria Jumba held second seed Emmanuel Egesa to a draw.

Ben Nguku had a lucky escape in his game against U1700 World Champion Madelta Glenda when she missed a mate in three on move 30.

The Junior section has U8 & U10 in one group while the U12 & U18 are in the second group.  These two sections have a total of just over fifty five players.
The 2022 East African Open Chess Tournament is organised by Lighthouse Chess Club and sponsored by Mozzart Kenya.
2022 East African Open on chess-results.com.
Invitational letter for the 2022 East African Open Chess Tournament.
Milton Kihara wins 2019 Lighthouse Chess Club U21 Tournament.
John Than Ngony wins 2020 Lighthouse Chess Club U21 Tournament.
 

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