Five South Sudan Refugees have been named in the International Olympic Committee's first ever Refugee team to the Olympics. The five who have been training in Ngong, Kenya under the guidance of the Tecla Loroupe foundation were among 10 Refugees named by IOC President Thomas Bach on Friday.
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