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  The Confédération Africaine de Football (CAF) has officially announced the kick-off and final dates for the TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) PAMOJA 2027, which will be jointly hosted by Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda. The tournament will open on Saturday, 19 June 2027, while the final is scheduled for Saturday, 17 July 2027. The dates were approved by the FIFA Council during its recent meeting in Vancouver, Canada. CAF is expected to confirm the host nations for the opening match and final in due course. AFCON PAMOJA 2027 will make history as the first edition of the tournament to be hosted by three countries, marking a major milestone for African football and offering a platform expected to reach more than 400 million people across East Africa. Road to AFCON 2027 Following the completion of the preliminary round, attention now shifts to the official qualifiers draw, set for 19 May 2026. A total of 48 teams, including the three co-hosts, will compete for a place at th...

  By: Sports Hunter South Sudan - South Sudanese multimedia journalist Emmanuel Patrick Laku, widely known as Laku Lo Flora, has once again secured a place among Africa’s top sports storytellers, finishing 10th in the Photography (Sports Action) category at the AIPS Sport Media Awards with his compelling piece, “Flying High for Freedom.” The recognition marks his third appearance in the AIPS top 10, underlining a growing reputation for consistent, high-quality storytelling on the international stage. In 2023, Laku finished 6th in the Video Short Feature category with “United in Juba, Hearts in Philippines,” and also claimed 10th place in the Photography Portfolio category with “Bottles.” Laku works with the South Sudan Broadcasting Corporation (SSBC) as a reporter, where he also presents news for the radio section. His work spans video editing, photography, and videography—skills that continue to shape his distinctive storytelling style across multiple platforms. Beyond the newsroo...

   Feature | Inside pressure, disqualification, and the quiet return of identity By: Emmanuel Patrick Laku | Sports Hunter South Sudan Juba, South Sudan 28th April 2026 - There are moments in football that are recorded in results — and others that are carried long after the result is forgotten. For Victor Lawrence, former Secretary General of the South Sudan Football Federation , the defining chapter of his 4 years and 7 months in office , which ended in November 2025 , lives in those quieter moments. Not in victory. But in responsibility.  “I was trying to build something that would last” Before the setbacks, there was intention. “I challenged myself to leave something meaningful behind — building pathways for coaches through CAF C and B diplomas, and putting structures in place.” It was a long-term vision inside a system under constant short-term demand. “The most difficult pressure was balancing expectations with reality.” Expectations came from everywher...

By Emmanuel Patrick Laku | Sports Hunter South Sudan South Sudan U-17 women’s national team goalkeeper Viola Doki has spoken exclusively to Sports Hunter South Sudan following a challenging FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup 2026 preliminary round campaign. The junior Bright Starlets fell 2–0 in Juba before suffering a 6–0 defeat in Addis Ababa against Ethiopia , ending their qualification hopes—but for Doki, the experience marks the beginning of a bigger journey. 🎙️ On her debut for South Sudan “It was a massive honor to represent South Sudan for the first time,” Doki said. “Making my debut and being trusted as the first-choice goalkeeper meant everything to me, even though it was a tough experience. “I took responsibility for my role, just as my teammates did theirs. Now that the debut is done, it’s about going back, working harder, and improving for the next opportunity.” 🎙️ Reflecting on the two matches “It was a very difficult campaign for us,” she admitted. “We had high ex...

  By: Emmanuel Patrick Laku | Sports Hunter South Sudan Juba, South Sudan - 21st April 2026 - The Managing Director of Future Stars Football Academy, Bidali Henry Sam , has called for stronger and more structured player development systems following the resignation of Mohammed Both from his role as South Sudan national team goalkeeper coach. Henry made the remarks in a comment posted on the Sports Hunter South Sudan Facebook page on Tuesday , reacting to the news of Both’s departure. He expressed concern over what he described as inconsistent progression systems in South Sudanese football, warning that the lack of clear pathways could stall long-term growth, particularly in the women’s game. “If these players aren’t moved through the player development pathway, there will be nothing visible in women’s football development,” he said. Henry further emphasized the need for stability in technical leadership and long-term planning to ensure sustainable development across both men...

  Exclusive Interview | Sports Hunter South Sudan By Emmanuel Patrick Laku South Sudan U-17 Goalkeeper Coach Mohammed Both Resigns After Ethiopia Defeat Just hours after South Sudan’s U-17 national team suffered a heavy 6–0 defeat to Ethiopia in the second leg of the 2026 FIFA U-17 World Cup qualifiers —losing 8–0 on aggregate—goalkeeper coach Mohammed Both announced his resignation. In this exclusive interview with Sports Hunter South Sudan, he opens up about his decision, the challenges facing women’s goalkeeping in the country, and what must change moving forward. Q: Coach Mohammed, how would you describe your feelings after the final whistle in Addis Ababa? Mohammed Both: I feel frustrated. There is a deep sense of disappointment after such a result. Q: What was the main reason behind your immediate decision to resign? Mohammed Both: There is simply nothing encouraging at the moment. We keep repeating the same mistakes every time, and that is very difficult to accept...

  By: Sports Hunter South Sudan | Spurce FUFA  The Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) has taken another significant step in its long-term player development strategy after successfully conducting National Trials over the weekend. The exercise was aimed at identifying promising young talents to be nurtured through the Schools of Excellence programme, with a clear pathway toward progression into the National Football Academy. This initiative remains a central pillar of the FUFA Elite Player Development Pathway, operating under the FUFA Player Development Curriculum and aligned with the federation’s Technical Master Plan. The programme is further strengthened by backing from the FIFA Talent Development Scheme. With a structured system now firmly in place, FUFA continues to lay a solid foundation for the future of Ugandan football, ensuring that identified talents are guided through a clear and professional development pathway.

  By: Emmanuel Patrick Laku | Sports Hunter South Sudan  Juba, South Sudan- 20th April 2026 - South Sudan U-17 women’s national team goalkeeping coach Mohammed S. Both has stepped down from his role following the team’s crushing 8–0 aggregate defeat to Ethiopia in the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup qualifiers. The second-leg 6-0 loss, played in Addis Ababa on Sunday evening, confirmed the team’s exit from the qualifiers and triggered an emotional response from the coach. In a statement posted on his official Facebook page, Mohammed. announced his resignation, saying: “Following the disastrous result in today’s match, I found no option but to step down from my position as goalkeepers’ coach of the national women’s teams.” He also called for accountability within the setup, adding: “I hope that everyone who feels they contributed to this defeat will also take responsibility and resign — I am tired of excuses.” The outgoing coach extended an apology to supporters, stating: “I apolog...

  Uganda’s U-17 women’s side delivered a dominant performance to secure a 4-1 victory over Zimbabwe in the second leg of their FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup 2026 qualifier, sealing a comprehensive 6-1 aggregate triumph at the FUFA Stadium Kadiba. Brendah Nassaka opened the scoring inside 10 minutes before Immaculate Acen doubled the advantage in the 34th minute. Giovanna Aketogwanga added a third just before the break, with Terry Mora Oseko putting the result beyond doubt in the 85th minute. Zimbabwe managed a consolation through Shantel Gwenhamo in first-half stoppage time (45+1), but it was not enough to change the outcome of the tie. Uganda’s commanding display across both legs confirmed their progression in style, showcasing attacking depth and control throughout the encounter. Final Score: 🇺🇬 4-1 🇿🇼 Aggregate: 🇺🇬 6-1 🇿🇼 Competition: FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup 2026 Qualifiers

  Tanzania’s U-17 women’s side sealed qualification to the next round of the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup 2026 qualifiers with a convincing 3-0 victory over Botswana. After edging the first leg 3-2 away from home, Tanzania completed the job in style on home soil, producing a controlled and clinical performance to confirm their progression. Bahati Steven and Harrier Juma were once again instrumental as Tanzania’s attacking momentum proved too strong for the visitors, who struggled to respond throughout the encounter. With a 6-2 aggregate triumph, Tanzania march on confidently in the qualifiers, underlining their growing strength in the competition.

  The Rwanda U-17 women’s national team has completed its arrival in Ndola ahead of their crucial FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup 2026 qualifier against Zambia. The first contingent, consisting of 12 players alongside the head coach and members of the technical staff, landed at Simon Mwansa Kapwepwe International Airport at 11:50 hours via Ethiopian Airlines.  The remaining members of the delegation arrived later in the evening, with the full squad now assembled in Zambia. In total, 33 members of the Rwandan delegation are on the ground as preparations intensify for the decisive second-leg encounter. The match will be played on Wednesday, April 22, 2026, at the Levy Mwanawasa Stadium, with kick-off scheduled for 15:00 hours. Rwanda head into the tie trailing 2-0 from the first leg in Kigali, leaving them with a tough challenge against a confident Zambian side on home soil. The delegation was received by FAZ Head of Competitions Loreen Mulomba upon arrival. Meanwhile, tickets for t...

By: Emmanuel Patrick Laku | Sports Hunter South Sudan  Juba, South Sudan - 19th April, 2026 - Atlabara Cultural, Social and Sport Club have suspended head coach with immediate effect following a heavy 5-0 defeat to Lion Hunters FC in the Premier League. The decision was taken during a Board of Directors meeting on April 19, called in response to the result and the circumstances surrounding the match. Atlabara’s approach drew attention after several regular starters were left on the bench, in what appeared to be a rotation strategy ahead of the South Sudan Cup semi-final against Alghazala. That decision proved costly, as the team delivered one of their poorest performances of the season, prompting swift action from the club’s leadership. In an official communiqué, Atlabara confirmed both the suspension and the launch of a formal investigation into the technical decisions linked to the match. “The head coach is officially suspended from all coaching duties, effective immediatel...

  Ethiopia’s U-17 women’s side delivered a dominant performance in Addis Ababa, thrashing South Sudan 6-0 in the second leg of the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup 2026 qualifiers. Building on their first-leg advantage, the Ethiopians showed class and control throughout the encounter at the Addis Ababa Stadium, leaving South Sudan with little room to respond. The result sealed an emphatic 8-0 aggregate victory, confirming Ethiopia’s progression to the next round in convincing fashion. Second Leg: 🇪🇹 6-0 🇸🇸 Aggregate: 🇪🇹 8-0 🇸🇸 Competition: FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup 2026 Qualifiers

  Ivory Coast women's national football team delivered a flawless campaign at the FIFA Series 2026, completing a perfect run with three wins from three matches and a staggering goal tally 🔥 🇨🇮 8–0 🇲🇷 🇨🇮 15–1 🇹🇨 🇨🇮 2–0 🇵🇰 A statement of intent from the West African side, combining attacking brilliance with total dominance across all fixtures  The standout performer of the tournament was Ouedraogo Habibou, who was named Best Player after a sensational individual display throughout the competition 

  Juba, South Sudan - 16th April 2026 - Eight nations will battle it out at the 2026 CECAFA U-17 Women’s Championship, scheduled for June 13–23 in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. CECAFA Competitions Manager Yusuf Mossi confirmed that all participating Member Associations have now officially registered for the tournament, which opens the 2026 women’s football calendar in the region. Notably, Somalia and Sudan will make history as they feature in the women’s competition for the first time at international level. Confirmed teams: 🇹🇿 Tanzania | 🇰🇪 Kenya | 🇺🇬 Uganda | 🇩🇯 Djibouti | 🇷🇼 Rwanda | 🇧🇮 Burundi | 🇸🇴 Somalia | 🇸🇩 Sudan However, South Sudan will not feature in this edition of the competition, missing out on the regional youth showcase, due to unknown reasons. The tournament is expected to highlight the next generation of East and Central African women’s football talent. #CECAFA #U17Womens #WomenFootball #EastAfricaFootball

Joseph Loro was once one of the brightest young midfielders in the country  🇸🇸 Captained the U20 national team ⚽ Impressed at Munuki SC ✈️ Gained experience abroad Now at El Merriekh SC Bentiu… but struggling to break into the starting XI 👀 WHAT DO YOU THINK IS THE PROBLEM?  A) Lack of game time B) Tactical reasons C) Loss of form D) Competition in midfield 👇 Drop your opinion below & let’s talk!

By: Sports Hunter South Sudan- South Africa women's national football team continued their fine form with a 2-0 win over Algeria women's national football team in an international friendly at King Zwelithini Stadium. Goals from Nthabiseng Majiya and Shakira O'Malley sealed the victory in a controlled performance by the hosts, as they continue their preparations with confidence and momentum. The result underlines Banyana Banyana’s growing sharpness ahead of upcoming continental challenges, while Algeria will look to regroup and refine their approach in the build-up to future fixtures.

  By: Sports Hunter South Sudan: Morocco women's national football team were held to a 1-1 draw by Mali women's national football team in an international friendly at Moulay Hassan Stadium, as both sides continue fine-tuning ahead of the Women's Africa Cup of Nations. Mali struck first just before the break, with Aïcha Traoré finding the net in the 45th minute to give the visitors a surprise lead. The Atlas Lionesses responded in the second half, as Imane Jraidi leveled the score in the 61st minute. Morocco had entered the clash in strong form, having secured a convincing 3-0 victory over Tanzania women's national football team just days earlier. The series of friendlies forms part of their build-up to hosting the continental showpiece, where expectations remain high on home soil. For Mali, the result marks a confidence-boosting performance against one of Africa’s top-ranked sides, offering momentum as they continue preparations for the upcoming tournament.

  By: Emmanuel Patrick Laku | Sports Hunter South Sudan  Juba, South Sudan - 16th April 2026 - Mathematically, Citizen FC have been relegated from the Juba Football Association 1st Division League following a 3-0 defeat to El Merriekh FC in a postponed Week 27 fixture at Bulluk Playground in Juba on Thursday. The result leaves Citizen FC stranded on 13 points , with only two matches remaining , making it impossible to catch safety.  Both Zalzal FC and Amarat United FC sit on 20 points each , sealing Citizen’s fate in the relegation battle. It has been a difficult campaign for Citizen FC, who managed just 2 wins from 26 matches , alongside 7 draws and 16 defeats . Their struggles have been clear at both ends of the pitch—scoring only 18 goals , while conceding 53 , one of the weakest defensive records in the league. With survival no longer possible, Citizen FC become the first confirmed relegated side of the season as the league approaches its final stages. #Ju...

  By: Sports Hunter South Sudan- 16th April 2026 - The (FEMAFOOT) has officially elected a new president following the conclusion of its Extraordinary Elective General Assembly in Bamako. Baba Cisse emerged as the new head of Malian football, securing a dominant 69 votes , with just one vote against and two abstentions , accounting for 95.83% approval . The vote, held on Thursday, April 16, 2026 , featured a single validated list , underlining a unified electoral process. Cissé takes over from Mamoutou Toure marking the beginning of a new chapter for the federation after what has been described as a calm, transparent, and well-supervised election . The process was conducted under the watch of representatives from ,FIFA , CAF and , UFOA zone A ensuring full compliance with international governance standards. A decisive mandate, and a clear signal of stability as Malian football looks ahead. #FEMAFOOT #CAF #FIFA #AfricanFootball

By: Emmanuel Patrick Laku | Sports Hunter South Sudan  Juba, South Sudan- 16th April 2026 - The South Sudan U-17 Women’s National Team has arrived in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia on Thursday evening ahead of a decisive second-leg clash in the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup qualifiers. The Bright Starlets face a tough challenge as they aim to overturn a 2-0 first-leg defeat suffered in Juba, keeping their qualification hopes alive. All eyes will be on South Sudan as they prepare for a crucial encounter against Ethiopia, with a place in the next round hanging in the balance. #SouthSudan #U17Womens #FIFAQualifiers #BrightStarlets

By: Emmanuel Patrick Laku |Sports Hunter South Sudan  Juba, South Sudan - 16th APRIL 2026 -  CAF–FIFA capacity-building course for national team managers has officially concluded at the FIFA Campus Regional Office in Rabat, Morocco . The program, which began on 14 March 2026 , was introduced under CAF member associations in collaboration with FIFA as part of a global pilot initiative covering all 211 FIFA Member Associations . Delivered through a blended learning format, the course combined online self-paced study, virtual meetings, and structured academic modules , featuring five core study units aimed at strengthening national team management structures. Each member association was represented by one participant , ensuring equal participation across all federations. Key focus areas included FIFA Series eligibility criteria, crisis management in line with FIFA policies, and modern football federation administration practices . The initiative is expected to be expanded ...

By: Sport Hunter South Sudan - 14th April 2026 -  Malawi’s women’s national team endured a 3-2 defeat to on Wednesday, finishing fourth at the FIFA Series tournament in Kenya. The Scorchers delivered a spirited performance at Nyayo Stadium, twice coming from behind in an evenly contested encounter. Goals from and cancelled out strikes from and , before Singh netted a late winner to seal victory for India. India, ranked 67th in the world, opened the scoring in the 18th minute through Oraon, but Malawi responded just before the break as Khumalo levelled in the 43rd minute. Singh restored India’s lead in first-half stoppage time, ensuring her side carried the advantage into the interval. Malawi once again fought back after the restart, with Henry equalising in the 60th minute. However, Singh struck decisively in the 83rd minute to hand India all three points. Head coach expressed disappointment with the result, attributing the defeat to lapses in concentration. Despite the s...

By: Sports Hunter South Sudan- 14th April 2026 -  The Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) has issued a detailed statement addressing ongoing matters involving Copper Queens head coach Nora Häuptle, including salary disputes, contractual discussions, and recent developments escalated to FIFA. Speaking at a press briefing in Lusaka on Wednesday, FAZ Head of Media and Communications Nkweto Tembwe revealed that the current administration inherited salary arrears of up to five months upon taking office. According to Tembwe, the association engaged FIFA through a mediation process that resulted in the full settlement of the outstanding payments, prompting the coach to withdraw her initial complaint. FAZ has since addressed a subsequent issue involving two months’ salary, though discussions have now shifted toward proposed amendments to Häuptle’s contract. The Swiss tactician is reportedly seeking a significant salary reduction—up to 50 percent—to allow her to take on an additional role ...

  Juba, South Sudan - 13th April 2026 - Viva Stars FC were handed a 3-0 forfeit victory over Citizen FC in the Juba Football Association 1st Division League after their match at Bulluk Playground was abandoned early. Viva Stars made a blistering start, scoring twice inside the opening two minutes through Khalifa Jackson and Emmanuel Bara. Citizen began the match with only seven players, and the situation worsened when their goalkeeper went down injured, forcing the Viva Stars team doctor to step in and assess him. During this stoppage, an additional Citizen player arrived but declined to join the match, leaving the team below the required number of players to continue. The referee subsequently called off the game, awarding the result to Viva Stars in accordance with the rules. Standings Update: Viva Stars move up to 5th place with 39 points, while Citizen FC remain bottom of the table with 13 points. #SportsHunterSS #JubaFA #SouthSudanFootball

Juba, South Sudan - 10th April 2026 - The Ethiopia U17 Women’s National Team has completed its final training session ahead of their crucial 2026 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup qualifier against South Sudan U17 Women’s National Team in Juba. Head coach Rawda Ali led the squad through their last practice at the Ethiopian Sports Academy field, on Thursday 9th April, wrapping up weeks of preparation focused on positional play and team organization. “Today we held our final training session, and the players are ready and focused for the challenge ahead,” said Coach Rawda Ali. The team is scheduled to depart for Juba today morning, Friday, where they will finalize preparations ahead of the highly anticipated encounter.

By: Emmanuel Patrick Laku | Sports Hunter South Sudan Juba, South Sudan – April 8, 2026  -  In a strong move, Hattrick 24 has announced a boycott of all activities and events organized by the South Sudan Football Association , effective immediately until further notice. The online Sports Media platform said the decision comes after repeated mistreatment and lack of respect toward the newspaper’s editorial team, including harassment and restrictions by the FA’s media committee, which hindered journalists from performing their professional duties. “This step aims to draw attention to the ongoing challenges faced by our staff and push for real reforms to develop football in South Sudan,” said the editorial board of Hattrick 24. The statement shared on their official facebook added that,  Hattrick 24 has repeatedly tried to address these issues through meetings with the FA’s First Vice President, the Chair of the Media Committee, and executive members, but the problems persi...

By: Emmanuel Patrick Laku | Sports Hunter South Sudan Juba, South Sudan - 9th April 20226 - Former Kator FC head coach Nicola Peter Orat has opened up on the reasons behind his resignation, pointing to a breakdown in relations with the club’s new administration. In an interview conducted by Hatrick 24 and monitored by Sports Hunter South Sudan, Orat said he felt undervalued and disrespected by members of the newly appointed steering committee. “The reason for the resignation is the new administration. The newly appointed people did not give me my value and were not respecting me,” he said. The coach, who had initially chosen to remain silent, confirmed he decided to speak publicly to clarify his position. “I had opted not to discuss what happened, but today I’m talking in the media.” Orat stepped down shortly after Kator’s draw with Lion Hunters FC in the South Sudan Premier League — a match that saw him face his curren side. Background Kator FC’s steering committee officially accept...

Juba, South Sudan - 7th April 2026 - Harry Maguire has officially signed a new contract with Manchester United, extending his stay at Old Trafford until June 2027, with an option for a further year. The England international, who joined the premier league club in 2019, has made 266 appearances and helped the team secure both the EFL Cup and the FA Cup during his time in Manchester. Speaking after signing the new deal, Maguire expressed pride and commitment to the club: “Representing Manchester United is the ultimate honour. It is a responsibility that makes myself and my family proud every single day. I am delighted to extend my journey at this incredible club to at least eight seasons and continue to play in front of our special supporters to create more amazing moments together. You can feel the ambition and potential of this exciting squad. The determination throughout the whole club to fight for major trophies is clear for everyone to see and I am confident that our best moments to...

Juba, South Sudan  – Atlabara FC secured a crucial 2-0 win over Salaam FC in the Round of 16 of the South Sudan Cup, at the Juba NationalStadiumon Friday 3rd April 2026, keeping their hopes alive in the knockout competition. The first goal came in the 21st minute when A. Billy found the back of the net, giving Atlabara FC an early advantage. The match remained tense for much of the game as Salaam FC searched for an equalizer, but Atlabara’s disciplined defense held firm. The game was finally put beyond doubt deep into stoppage time when Cyer Bol scored in the 90+7th minute, sealing the victory and sending Atlabara FC through to the quarter-finals. Key Takeaways : Atlabara FC showed composure under pressure. Salaam FC struggled to break down a well-organized defense. Late goals highlight Atlabara’s clinical finishing in critical moments. Next Round: Atlabara FC will now prepare for the quarter-finals, aiming to continue their impressive cup run.

By: Emmanuel Patrick Laku  | Sports Hunter South Sudan  Juba, South Sudan- 3rd April 2026- kenya’s football icon, Victor Wanyama, has officially announced his retirement from professional football. The midfielder, who starred in six clubs across four countries, began his journey as a boy with a big dream in Muthurwa, Nairobi, and grew to become one of Africa’s most respected players. In an emotional statement, Wanyama reflected: "A boy from Muthurwa with a big dream, carrying a nation’s pride every time I stepped onto the pitch. To my family, friends, agent, the fans, and coaching staff who supported me throughout—thank you. My career—thank you for walking this journey with me. I now take my next step into coaching, where I will complete my UEFA A license this year." Wanyama’s illustrious career includes stints at Celtic, Southampton, Tottenham Hotspur, Montreal Impact, and others, winning domestic trophies and earning recognition on the international stage.  As captain o...

By: Emmanuel Patrick Laku | Sports Hunter South Sudan Juba, South Sudan 3rd April 2026 — Adim & Family Investment Company Limited has issued a public apology to football fans and Munuki Women’s FC following its decision to withdraw a previously announced donation to the club. In an official statement, the company admitted that its initial commitment to support the team was made in good faith after receiving what it believed to be a legitimate request. However, the process lacked thorough verification. “We received an official letter from ‘Munuki Women’s FC’ seeking assistance, which we took positively without a thorough review,” the statement read. Following internal reassessment, the company opted to retrieve the donation, emphasizing that the move was necessary to safeguard its relationship with the club. Despite the incident, Adim & Family Investment Company Limited expressed confidence in maintaining a positive relationship with Munuki Women’s FC moving forward. The ...

By: Emmanuel Patrick Laku  | Sports Hunter South Sudan | Juba, South Sudan – April 2, 2026 Withdrawal Confirmed Munuki Women FC are facing growing uncertainty after Adim & Family Investment Company Limited moved to withdraw its support and formally requested the return of items recently delivered to the club. The decision was reached during a meeting chaired by the company’s CEO, Mr. Adim Victor 7. In a statement, the company said: “We regret our little support we intended to offer for the development of the talented young girls at Munuki Women’s FC, but we respect the position taken by the administration of Munuki SC and have resolved to retrieve all our donations.” The items in question include 210 branded jerseys—150 intended for supporters and 60 for players—along with 60 pairs of player stockings. Unclear Sponsorship Framework Sports Hunter South Sudan understands there is no publicly available record of a formal sponsorship agreement between the company and the Juba-based...