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.

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.

Pitso Mosimane has emerged as the leading candidate to replace Hugo Broos as the head coach of Bafana Bafana, following his presentation of plans to the South African Football Association (Safa) last month. This development indicates a significant step towards his potential appointment as the national team's next coach.

Pitso Mosimane is reportedly considering adding Arthur Zwane to his Bafana Bafana technical team, having already named most of his backroom staff. According to The South African, the potential move is being viewed as positive news for Kaizer Chiefs, where Zwane has a long association as a former player and coach. The report suggests Zwane's possible involvement in the national team setup could have implications for the Soweto club.

Golden Arrows coach Pitso Dladla said Bafana Bafana’s local knowledge helped the national technical team identify Ronaldo Van Neel, according to IOL. Van Neel was named in the preliminary squad for the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers. Dladla framed the selection as evidence of the advantage locally based coaches have in spotting players for South Africa’s national team setup.

The South African Football Association (SAFA) has announced that the Orlando Amstel Arena will host Bafana Bafana's opening 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Guinea on Saturday, 26 September 2026. The match will mark Pitso Mosimane's first game in charge of the national team, according to The South African. The venue, located in Soweto, is one of the country's most iconic football stadiums.