The playing body of the senior national team, the Black Stars will leave the shores of Ghana on Tuesday for their game against Ethiopia.
The Walia ibex were scheduled to host Ghana at their home grounds but will now host the West African country in Johannesburg.
The comes after the Confederation of Africa Football [CAF] banned the stadium where the game will be staged.
According to CAF, the edifice does not meet the requirement of Caf and Fifa.
The Ethiopia Football Federations [EFF] has resorted to host the four times African champions at the Orlando Stadium in the matchday five games of the 2022 Fifa World Cup qualifiers on November 11.
However, the Black Stars will open camp on Monday with international and local players expected to team up.
The playing body together with the technical team will leave the shores of the country on Tuesday for the game on Thursday.
Meanwhile, head coach of the Ghana national team, Milovan Rajevac on Thursday has named a 28-man squad for the games against Ethiopia and South Africa.
After the game against the Walia ibex, the Black Stars will host the Bafana Bafana at the Cape Coast Stadium in their final Group G games on November 14.
Below is the full squad for the games.
- Goalkeepers: Joseph Wollacott (Swindon Town), Lawrence Ati-Zigi (St.Gallen), Manaf Nurudeen (Eupen), Richard Attah (Hearts of Oak)
- Defenders: Andy Yiadom (Reading FC), Philemon Baffour (Dreams FC), Baba Abdul Rahman (Reading FC), Gideon Mensah (Girondins Bordeaux), Daniel Amartey (Leicester City), Alexander Djiku (Strasbourg), Joseph Aidoo (Celta Vigo), Jonathan Mensah (Columbus Crew), Ismail Abdul Ganiyu (Asante Kotoko)
- Midfielders: Baba Idrissu (Real Mallorca), Thomas Partey (Arsenal FC), Mubarak Wakaso (Shenzhen F.C), Edmund Addo (Sheriff Tiraspol), Mohammed Kudus (Ajax Amsterdam), Daniel Kofi Kyere (FC St. Pauli)
- Wingers: Andre Ayew (Al Sadd), Jordan Ayew (Crystal Palace), Abdul Fatawu Issahaku (Dreams FC), Kamal Deen Sulemana (Rennes), Samuel Owusu (Al Fayha)
- Strikers: Richmond Boakye-Yiadom (Beitar Jerusalem), Benjamin Tetteh (Yeni Malatyaspor), Felix Afena Gyan (AS Roma), Caleb Ekuban (Genoa)