Eleven nations have confirmed their participation at the 2026 Africa Women’s 7s rugby championships ahead of the World Rugby HSBC sevens 3 set to be played at the RFUEA Grounds, Nairobi.
With pools already out, the November 7-8 encounter will see Kenya as top tanked nation leading pool B as Kenya Lionesses, plot to return to the international sevens circuit.
Lionesses under head coach Simon Odongo will be seeking to enjoy the home fan base and will be up against Tunisia and Ghana.
South Africa leads pool A with Zambia, Zimbabwe and Rwanda
Pool A: South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Rwanda
Pool B: Kenya, Tunisia and Ghana
Pool C: Uganda, Madagascar, Mauritius and Burkina Faso