Proving that experience is indeed the best teacher, Zimbabwean chess icon Robert Gwaze made a remarkable comeback at the Windhoek Chess Tournament over the weekend.
Despite his retirement, Gwaze demonstrated his mastery of the game by clinching victory and topping the charts in impressive fashion.
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With an illustrious career behind him, Gwaze showcased his expertise by winning all seven of his games during the five-day tournament.
As an international master, his strategic prowess and tactical finesse were evident as he dominated the competition.
Gwaze’s triumphant return culminated in him securing the Open Championship title with a flawless score of seven points.
His stellar performance placed him ahead of his closest rival, Zambian challenger Timothy Kabwe, who finished with 5.5 points. Namibia’s top seed, Heskiel Ndawangwapo, claimed the third spot with 5 points.
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In the women’s category, the spotlight shone on Angola’s Esperanca Caxita, who showcased her formidable skills by securing 6.5 points and dominating the competition.
The Windhoek Chess Tournament attracted over 100 chess players, each vying for honours across four categories.
Gwaze’s remarkable comeback serves as an inspiration to aspiring chess players and a testament to the enduring power of skill and experience in the game of chess.
