Tunisia and Senegal chosen as hosts for fiba world cup 2027 africa qualifiers window 4

Tunisia and Senegal secure hosting rights for FIBA World Cup 2027 Africa Qualifiers

The FIBA Africa Regional Office has finalized the host nations for the fourth window of the 2027 FIBA World Cup African Qualifiers. Tunisia will organize the Group E fixtures at the renowned Salle Multidisciplinaire de Radès in the Tunisian capital’s outskirts, while Senegal takes charge of Group F matches at the state-of-the-art Dakar Arena.

The four-day tournament is scheduled for August 27 to 30, marking a pivotal stage in the race toward the global basketball championship.

Group E lineup and standings

• Cameroon (5-1): A team on the rise with consistent performances
• Guinea (4-2): Looking to capitalize on home-court advantage
• Tunisia (4-2): Hosting with momentum and home support
• Nigeria (4-2): A powerhouse eager to secure a top finish
• South Sudan (4-2): Emerging force in African basketball
• Cape Verde (3-3): Battling for a playoff spot

Group F contenders and competition

• Senegal (5-1): Dominant at home with a full-strength squad
• Ivory Coast (5-1): Equally determined to claim victory
• Mali (5-1): A balanced roster aiming for the top
• Angola (4-2): Experienced competitors in the mix
• Egypt (3-3): Fighting to stay in contention
• Democratic Republic of the Congo (2-4): Seeking to turn the tide

The announcement of hosts for the fifth and concluding window will follow in due course.