Hemed Mlawa’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

Intro Tansanischer Schachspieler
Is Chess player
From Tanzania
Type Sports
Gender male

Hemed Mlawa ist ein tansanischer Schachspieler. Er trägt seit 2018 den Titel eines FIDE-Meisters.

Das Team Tansanias nahm im Jahr 2014 erstmals unter Mlawas Beteiligung an einer Schacholympiade teil. Mlawa erzielte bei den Schacholympiaden 2014 und 2016 jeweils 4 Punkte aus 10 Partien, 2018 6,5 Punkte aus 10 Partien.

Im Jahr 2017 konnte er den Titel des nationalen Einzelmeisters von Tansania in Daressalam erringen.

Seine Elo-Zahl beträgt 1825 (Stand: Januar 2018). Er liegt damit auf dem ersten Platz der tansanischen Elo-Rangliste. Seine höchste Elo-Zahl betrug 1825 im März 2017.

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