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Mudasa, Jalaram, and The Msingi School shine at Nyanza Region Youth Chess Championship

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Junior chess masters in action during the Nyanza Region qualifiers.[Washington Onyango,Standard]

In a display of strategic brilliance and tactical finesse, young chess prodigies from Mudasa Academy, Jalaram Academy, and The Msingi School showcased their prowess at the Nyanza Region Youth Chess Championship, leaving an indelible mark on the competitive arena.

The tournament, which saw an impressive turnout of over 800 students, witnessed a surge in participation attributed to the growing popularity of chess in the region, as highlighted by Tournament Director Andrew Owili.

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