The FIBA Africa Regional Office has officially announced the host nations for the fourth round of the FIBA World Cup 2027 African Qualifiers.
Tunisia will host Group E matches at the Radès Multipurpose Arena in the Tunis suburb, while Senegal will oversee Group F games at the Dakar Arena.
Key details of the fourth window
Action gets underway from August 27 to 30, with each group featuring six teams battling for a spot in the next qualifying stage.
Group E lineup
- Cameroon (5-1 record)
- Guinea (4-2 record)
- Tunisia (4-2 record)
- Nigeria (4-2 record)
- South Sudan (4-2 record)
- Cape Verde (3-3 record)
Group F competitors
- Senegal (5-1 record)
- Côte d’Ivoire (5-1 record)
- Mali (5-1 record)
- Angola (4-2 record)
- Egypt (3-3 record)
- Democratic Republic of the Congo (2-4 record)
The names of the hosts for the final qualifying window will be revealed at a later date.
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