· Blind football
South Sudan, Uganda and Zimbabwe reach the African Division 2 podium
South Sudan won the IBSA Blind Football African Championships Division 2 title in 2025, with Uganda finishing second and Zimbabwe third.
Read the archive reportSouth Sudan's documented Para sport development predates its IPC membership. A Rwandan delegation delivered sitting volleyball training in Rumbek in April 2012. The national committee was formally admitted to the IPC on 26 September 2025, becoming its 49th African NPC. Later that year, IPC coverage highlighted South Sudan's Division 2 title at the African blind football championships, linking organisational recognition with a concrete regional sporting achievement.
Historical context is drawn from the linked IPC records. Dates and roles refer to the time of the original report.
· Blind football
South Sudan won the IBSA Blind Football African Championships Division 2 title in 2025, with Uganda finishing second and Zimbabwe third.
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· Para sport development
South Sudan's National Paralympic Committee joined the IPC following ratification at the General Assembly in Seoul on 26 September 2025.
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· Sitting volleyball
A delegation from NPC Rwanda delivered sitting volleyball theory and practical training in Rumbek, South Sudan, on 28–29 April 2012.
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