The Zambia Men's National Team is embarking on an international camp in South Africa ahead of their highly anticipated Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Ivory Coast on June 17 in Ndola Led by coach Avram Grant, the team will establish their base in Johannesburg to fine-tune their strategy away from home. A group of twenty-one players departed via South African Airways, while the remaining members of the squad will join them directly in Johannesburg. Several foreign-based players have already reported to camp, offering Grant and his technical staff ample time to initiate preparations. With nine points, Zambia currently trails group leaders Ivory Coast by just one point. However, Ivory Coast has already secured qualification for the Africa Cup of Nations as the host nation. Zambia needs only a single point from the remaining two matches to secure their ticket to the prestigious tournament. The upcoming clash against Ivory Coast holds immense importance for Chipolopolo, who are determined to secure their qualification in front of their passionate home supporters. The team's camp in South Africa will provide a conducive environment for players to focus on their training sessions and fine-tune their tactics. The coaching staff will meticulously analyze the strengths and weaknesses of the team and devise a game plan to overcome the formidable Ivory Coast side. Stay tuned for further updates on the team's progress as they prepare for this crucial qualifier against Ivory Coast.