Egypt has emerged as the top African Chess Federation based on the average top 10 rating of its players, standing at an impressive 2440.
Following closely behind are South Africa and Morocco with ratings of 2315 and 2314 respectively.
This ranking sheds light on the growing prominence of chess in Africa and the competitive landscape within the continent’s chess community..
The African chess scene has seen significant development in recent years, with countries like Algeria, Zambia, and Tunisia making notable strides in nurturing chess talent.
Algeria, with an average top 10 rating of 2299, has established itself as a strong contender in the African chess arena.
Zambia and Tunisia, with ratings of 2267 and 2262 respectively, have also demonstrated a commitment to fostering a vibrant chess culture within their borders..
Nigeria, Uganda, Zimbabwe, and Madagascar round up the top 10 African Chess Federations with average top 10 ratings ranging from 2161 to 2157.
These rankings not only reflect the individual achievements of players but also highlight the collective efforts of national chess federations in promoting the game across the continent.
The diversity and depth of talent in African chess bode well for the future of the sport in the region..
The increasing competitiveness among African Chess Federations signifies a positive trajectory for chess in Africa, indicating a bright future for the sport on the continent.
As countries continue to invest in developing chess programs and supporting young talents, Africa is poised to become a powerhouse in the global chess community.
The rankings serve as a testament to the growth and potential of chess in Africa, setting the stage for even greater achievements in the years to come..
