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Ghana will attempt to make up for the past failure as the Black Queens draw Burkina Faso in the qualifying for the 2014 Africa Women Championship.The Black Queens who for the first time missed out of the Championship last year will travel to Ouagadougou for the first leg qualifier of the first round.The first leg matches will be between 13-15 February 2014 with the return games fixed for 28 February - 2 March 2014.Twenty-two teams will be involved in the first round qualifiers and the aggregate winners will advance to the second round stage where they will be joined by Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea and South Africa, who all drew a bye.Namibia will host the eight-nation Championship.
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