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Gor Mahia sign South Sudanese international as Austin Odhiambo’s replacement
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Gor coach Charles Akkonor will be hoping that Dwang’s experience in the league and on the international stage will strengthen the midfield as K’Ogalo chase a 22nd league title this season
Record league champions Gor Mahia have announced the signing of South Sudan international Jackson Dwang from Posta Rangers.
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K’Ogalo have secured the services of the former Bandari midfielder on a two-year deal.
“We are pleased to announce a new addition to the team in this mid-season transfer window. Welcome to Gor Mahia, Jackson Dwang. The midfielder from Posta Rangers has signed a two-year deal to be part of our squad,” the club said in an official statement.
Dwang is expected to fill the void left by former Gor Mahia co-captain Austin Odhiambo, who recently completed a move to Lebanese giants Nejmeh SC.
The 23-year-old central midfielder has been a key figure for Posta Rangers since rejoining the Nairobi-based club during the August 2025 transfer window.
Born on 24 June 2002 in Nairobi, Dwang returned to the Mailmen after a stint with Bandari.
Posta Rangers midfielder Jackson Dwang has joined Gor Mahia on a two year deal. pic.twitter.com/XWHsR8QFwe
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His impact was immediate, scoring on his first match back and quickly establishing himself as a crucial player in Posta’s league campaign.
His influence was particularly evident in Posta’s 2-2 draw against AFC Leopards, where he headed home to level the match and help the team maintain an unbeaten run early in the season.
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On the international stage, Dwang has represented South Sudan, earning senior caps since his debut in 2023.
He has featured in Africa Cup of Nations and World Cup qualifying matches, including appearances against Mali and other continental opponents.
He also lined up in a friendly against Kenya, in 2023, as the Bright Stars continue their preparations for major continental competitions.
Dwang’s career has followed a steady rise through the Kenyan top flight since begining his journey with Nzoia Sugar.
He moved to Posta Rangers in 2019, then joined Bandari in 2023 before returning to Posta in 2025.
Gor coach Charles Akkonor will be hoping that Dwang’s experience, in the league and on the international stage, will strengthen the midfield as K’Ogalo chase a 22nd league title this season.
