By Andrew Abah, Abuja
The Interim committee in charge of Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has confirmed the adoption of Rwanda as home ground for the 2026 FIFA World Qualifiers.
Earlier, the Interim committee of ZIFA had wanted the use of South Africa for her home matches but being in the same group with Banana Bafana, ZIFA had to enter agreement with Rwanda Football Federation.
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All efforts by Zimbabwe to approve their Harare stadium for the qualifiers was rejected by CAF.
