Bubista is the latest manager to depart from one of the 10 African teams that competed at the World Cup.
Algeria and Vladimir Petkovic mutually agreed to end their association on Monday after the team was eliminated by Switzerland in the round of 32.
The 62-year-old Bosnian, appointed in February 2024, had renewed his agreement with the Desert Foxes through 2028 earlier in the year.
Hugo Broos also left his role as South Africa manager when his contract concluded at the end of July, with the 74-year-old choosing to retire from coaching.
Senegal dismissed Pape Thiaw following their dramatic round-of-32 elimination by Belgium, with the national football federation stating that the move was made “in the best interests of Senegalese football”.
Former France and Arsenal midfielder Patrick Vieira has been mentioned as a potential successor for the Teranga Lions.
Tunisia, meanwhile, handed Chaabani a four-year contract last month.
The 45-year-old succeeded Renard, who had assumed control of the Carthage Eagles after their opening Group F match, when Sabri Lamouchi was dismissed following a 5-1 loss to Sweden.
The Ghana Football Association is still holding internal talks after Carlos Queiroz guided the Black Stars into the round of 32, where they suffered a 1-0 defeat against Colombia.
Soon after the loss, Queiroz appeared to confirm his departure through a post on social media.
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