Abidjan — The FIBA Africa Regional Office has finalized the host nations for the fourth window of the 2027 FIBA World Cup African Qualifiers. Two nations will take center stage as Tunisia and Senegal prepare to welcome top basketball talent for critical matches.
Tunisia’s Radès Arena gears up for Group E showdown
The iconic Salle Multidisciplinaire de Radès, located in the heart of Tunis, will serve as the battleground for Group E action from August 27 to 30. The venue, known for its electrifying atmosphere and world-class facilities, will host six nations locked in fierce competition: Cameroon (5-1), Guinea (4-2), Tunisia (4-2), Nigeria (4-2), South Sudan (4-2), and Cape Verde (3-3). Each match promises high-stakes drama as teams fight for dominance in the qualification race.
Senegal’s Dakar Arena set to ignite Group F battles
The state-of-the-art Dakar Arena will be the stage for Group F clashes during the same four-day window. The venue, celebrated for its cutting-edge infrastructure and passionate crowds, will feature an intense lineup: Senegal (5-1), Ivory Coast (5-1), Mali (5-1), Angola (4-2), Egypt (3-3), and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (2-4). With all three group leaders undefeated, the stakes couldn’t be higher as teams vie for a coveted spot in the next phase.
What’s next for African basketball qualifiers
Following the conclusion of the fourth window, FIBA Africa will unveil the host nations for the fifth and final set of qualifiers. Teams across the continent remain focused on securing their places in the 2027 FIBA World Cup, with every point and performance carrying immense weight.
