South Sudan Women’s Cup runners-up Munuki SC have completed the signing of South Sudan U17 national team striker Eve Kabasi on a four-year contract. The club, popularly known as the “Female Snakes,” announced the deal on their official Facebook page on Tuesday, confirming the arrival of the promising forward from Rabita Queens Football Club. “Another new signing for the Snakes family. Eve Kabasi, former striker of Rabita Queens Football Club, joins us on a four-year contract. Welcome to the home of talent, the Snakes 🐍,” the club stated. The move is part of Munuki SC’s continued effort to strengthen their squad ahead of upcoming domestic competitions.

  PHOTO CREDIT: JUBA QUEENS JUBA — Juba Queens FC have officially appointed Mrs. Nyakuoth Lony Thicot as the club's president, the newly established women's side announced on Tuesday morning. In a statement released through the club's official channels, Juba Queens said the appointment marks the beginning of a new chapter as the club seeks to become a leading force in women's football in South Sudan. "We are proud to officially unveil Mrs. Nyakuoth Lony Thicot as the Club President," the club said. "With a bold vision to empower girls through football, develop young talent, and build a sustainable pathway for women's football in South Sudan, Mrs. Nyakuoth is committed to making Juba Queens FC a model of excellence both on and off the pitch." The club added that its new president aims to position Juba Queens among the continent's leading women's football institutions. "Her vision is to establish Juba Queens FC as the leading force ...

  Former Future Stars Football Academy striker Noël Tombe has achieved a major milestone in his young career after winning his first trophy with FC La Chaux-de-Fonds B in Switzerland. Tombe’s side sealed a convincing 4–0 victory over FC Le Parc in their final league match of the season, rounding off an impressive campaign. The forward also enjoyed a standout individual season, finishing as the top scorer of the youth league with 8 goals and 4 assists , further highlighting his growing impact in European football. Speaking after lifting the trophy, Tombe expressed gratitude to those who supported his development: “My first trophy in Switzerland and more are coming. I thank God for everything. I also thank all my coaches and staff at Future Stars Football Academy. Without them, I would not be playing at this level. My message to young players in the academy is to enjoy every moment and be grateful for every step, big or small.” The achievement adds to the growing reputatio...

Juba Queens completed a key administrative step at the Juba Football Association during the signing of striker Sarah Night James, as the club moves through its official registration process ahead of league participation. Photo Credit: Juba Queens By Emmanuel Patrick Laku | Sports Hunter South Sudan Football is often remembered through goals, trophies, and moments of brilliance under pressure. But its most defining moments are not always played on grass. Sometimes they unfold in silence—inside administrative systems, procedural decisions, and the quiet structures that determine who is recognised, how they are recognised, and whether anyone can see the process at all. This is one of those moments. On Sunday morning, Sports Hunter South Sudan published an opinion titled “When Silence Becomes Structure: Juba Queens and the Transparency Gap in South Sudan Football.” It did not question the existence of a club, nor the ambition behind it. It questioned something more fundamental: whethe...

  The Empowerment Referees Transfer of Knowledge Programme is currently underway in Lilongwe, Malawi, bringing together volleyball referees for an intensive capacity-building initiative. The programme is designed to strengthen officiating standards through practical training, mentorship, and knowledge sharing, equipping referees with updated techniques and international best practices. Led under the framework of the Confederation of African Volleyball (CAVB) , the initiative reflects ongoing efforts to improve the quality and consistency of officiating across the continent. Participants are benefiting from expert-led sessions, practical demonstrations, and interactive discussions aimed at enhancing their professional development and advancing the standard of volleyball in Africa.

Coach Martin Ofio Isaac has issued a public apology to the Mura-Lopit community following the team’s early exit from the Monyie-Miji Football Tournament group stages. He acknowledged the disappointment and took full responsibility alongside his players and management, noting that the results fell below expectations. The coach cited several challenges during the campaign, including difficult match situations in their opening game against Bira United at Juba One Playing Ground, which he said affected team morale. However, he emphasized that the focus must remain on improvement rather than excuses. Despite the setback, the coach praised the team’s structure and ongoing development, stressing that the management is working to strengthen player confidence and build a stronger identity that reflects the community’s motto: “The Pride of Lopit.” He called on fans and the wider community to remain supportive and united behind the team. “I am a new coach and I said from the beginning that...