Marumo Gallants have officially parted ways with head coach Phuti Mohafe and assistant coach Musa Bilankulu with immediate effect, according to The South African. The club confirmed the coaching changes in an announcement, bringing Mohafe's tenure in charge of the team to an end. No further details regarding replacements or the reasons behind the decision were provided in the initial report.

Marumo Gallants have parted ways with head coach Lehlohonolo Mohafe, making him the third coach to leave a Premier Soccer League club this season, according to Sowetan. The report indicates that Bulgarian coach Dimitar Pantev could be in line to take over the vacant position at the South African top-flight side. The club has not confirmed a successor, and details around the reasons for Mohafe's departure have not been disclosed in the report.

Morena Ramoreboli has resigned as head coach of the Botswana national team to take up the role of assistant coach at South Africa's Bafana Bafana, according to The South African. He will work alongside Pitso Mosimane, who leads the national side. The move sees Ramoreboli step away from his Botswana post to join Mosimane's technical team, marking a significant change in Bafana Bafana's coaching setup.

Khalil Ben Youssef has been appointed as the new coach of Durban City, succeeding Pitso Dladla, who recently departed to join Golden Arrows. This change in coaching staff marks a new chapter for the team as they look to improve their performance in the league.

According to SABC Sport, coach Mosimane has appointed Morena Ramoreboli as assistant coach of South Africa's national football team, Bafana Bafana. Mosimane's first match back in charge of the team is scheduled for September 26, marking his return to the national side's bench with Ramoreboli supporting him in the technical team.

According to SABC Sport, Mohamed Ouahbi has successfully taken over as coach of the Moroccan national football team, replacing Walid Regragui. This late coaching change has yielded positive results, bucking a trend seen in other African teams.