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, a prominent South African coach, has expressed support for Relebohile Mofokeng's transfer to Royale Union Saint-Gilloise, describing it as an ideal setting for the player to advance his career in Europe after his record move from Orlando Pirates.

Pyramids have begun their CAF Champions League campaign impressively under new head coach Rulani Mokwena, according to The Citizen Sport. The club recently appointed the South African coach after replacing Croatian Krunoslav Jurcic. The report frames the opening performance as a strong start to Mokwena’s tenure, highlighting an immediate response from the team in Africa’s top club competition following the managerial change.

Former Bulemeezi head coach Leo Ssekamatte has been appointed as the assistant coach for Kyaggwe, according to Swift Sports Uganda. His appointment comes just days after he was relieved of his duties at Bulemeezi following two games in charge. Ssekamatte previously served as an assistant coach under Simon Peter Mugerwa at Kyaggwe.

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.

Former Bafana Bafana caretaker coach Jomo Sono has disclosed that he earned R100,000 during his first stint in charge of the South African national team. Sono also criticised the South African Football Association over disparities in pay, highlighting the gap between what he received and what other coaches have reportedly been paid. The revelations, reported by The South African Sport, have renewed discussion about salary structures and compensation for national team coaches within SAFA.