About Farai Mandizha
Born 1985. Farai Mandizha is a Zimbabwean chess player.
Farai Mandizha is a Zimbabwean chess player.
Chess career He played for Zimbabwe in the 40th, 41st, and 45th Chess Olympiads.
He is based in the United States, and has been a coach of the Hunter College Campus Schools in New York and Cedar Hill Prep School in New Jersey.
He earned his second GM norm at the 2017 World Open Chess Championship with a score of 6/9.
He was chosen by the Zimbabwean Chess Federation to compete in the Chess World Cup 2025. He was defeated through a walkover in his match against Bassem Amin.
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Who is Farai Mandizha?
Zimbabwean chess player
When was Farai Mandizha born?
Farai Mandizha was born on 14 February 1985.
What is Farai Mandizha's occupation?
Farai Mandizha is a chess player.
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Farai Mandizha is Zimbabwean.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Farai Mandizha. https://biography.guide/farai-mandizha/
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