Zambia have been dealt a devastating blow as strikers Collins Mbesuma and Jacob Mulenga have been ruled out of their crucial World Cup qualifier against Ghana through injury.

CBC.caWireless competition coming even without Verizon, says ministerCBC.caThe conditions are right for a fourth competitor to emerge in the Canadian wireless market, despite Verizon Communications' decision not to enter Canada, Industry Minister James Moore says. And Wind Mobile CEO Anthony Lacavera says his company is ...Questor: what Vodafone shareholders need to know about the payoutTelegraph.co.ukVodafone deal concerns weigh on Verizon share priceFinancial TimesBumper Vodafone sale to help UK stocksReutersVancouver Sun -CTV News -Daily News & Analysisall 1,314 news articles »

Telegraph.co.ukAT&T Wins US Assent for $1.9 Billion Airwaves Buy From VerizonBloombergAT&T Inc. (T) won U.S. permission to buy airwaves from Verizon Wireless for $1.9 billion, helping bolster its high-speed data network in areas covering 42 million people. The Federal Communications Commission said in an e-mailed statement today it ...Verizon: Bulls Laud VOD Deal Despite Numerous Debt, Share QuestionsBarron's (blog)Now that Verizon isn't coming to Canada, will consumers face price hikes?Financial PostToronto Stocks Start September On a Bright NoteWall Street JournalToronto Star -CTV News -CBC.caall 1,344 news articles »

German Bundesliga side Eintracht Frankfurt could move to sign Ghana attacker Samuel Afum in January, GHANAsoccernet.com understands.

The Atlantic WireMalala Yousafzai Says 'Pens and Books' Will Defeat TerrorismThe Atlantic WireMalala Yousafzai, the young girl who was shot in the head by the Taliban in Pakistan for campaigning for girls' education, opened a library today in Birmingham, England, in what is further proof that her assailants have only furthered her cause. After Yousafzai ...Malala Yousafzai Helps Open Europe's Largest Public LibraryJezebelMalala's speech celebrates books and knowledgeThe HinduPakistani girl shot by Taliban opens British libraryLos Angeles TimesGlobalPost -Telegraph.co.uk -The Globe and Mailall 83 news articles »

Click to listen to Lawyer for the ruling National Democratic Congress, Mr. Tsatsu Tsikata explain his criticism of Supreme Court Judge, Justice Anin-Yeboah after the Supreme Court gave judgement in the election petition case.

Channel 4 NewsSyria and Obama's flawed logic of message-sending: BrenderToronto StarIn announcing his plan last Saturday to put the prospect of Syrian intervention to a Congressional vote, President Obama posed a ringing question to his domestic and global audience: “What message will we send if a dictator can gas hundreds of children to ...Syrian opposition fears fresh chemical attackChannel News AsiaSyrians flow across Turkey border, staying silent on air strikes debateAl-ArabiyaUN Chief Discourages Further Militarization of Syria ConflictVoice of AmericaWall Street Journal -BBC News -DAWN.comall 1,213 news articles »

CTV NewsBlackBerry shares boosted after Microsoft-Nokia dealCTV NewsTORONTO -- Blackberry (TSX:BB) shares were slightly ahead Tuesday as some investors found hope that the Canadian smartphone maker could still be an acquisition target in the wake of the multi-billion dollar Microsoft transaction. The Waterloo, Ont.-based ...Forget the Microsoft Soap Opera. It's the Verizon Deal That MattersWiredMicrosoft 'Elops' with Nokia's handset businessBusiness Times (subscription)Microsoft: The hardware companyZDNetJamaica Observer -Barron's (blog) -AllThingsDall 2,097 news articles »

New York TimesIraq Violence: Over 60 Killed In Wave Of AttacksSky NewsA steady surge in bombings and violence since US troops departed has left Iraqi security forces struggling to cope. 9:53pm UK, Tuesday 03 September 2013. Iraq car bomb. Attacks have increased in Baghdad despite government assurances on security.EU condemns car bombings in IraqKuwait News Agencyall 16 news articles »

Abdul Majeed Waris is delighted to be playing alongside Michael Essien, Kevin-Prince Boateng and Andre Ayew all together in the Black Stars team.

Managing Editor of the Daily Searchlight newspaper, Ken Kuranchie says Ghana is doomed under the leadership of President John Dramani Mahama. He claims the President is taking “unholy steps” to govern the nation

HaaretzEgypt Attacks Suspected Militants In SinaiNPREgyptian army attack helicopters fired missiles at suspected militants in the Sinai desert Tuesday. The military says at least eight were killed and many more wounded. The army is also moving to seal off the border with the Gaza Strip, and it's destroying ...Egyptians protest as army demolishes Gaza border homesThe Daily StarEgypt's Sinai emerges as new theater for jihadHouston Chronicle15 militants killed in military raid in Egypt's SinaiXinhuaUSA TODAY -Ma'an News Agencyall 223 news articles »

Business Times (subscription)Microsoft 'Elops' with Nokia's handset businessBusiness Times (subscription)Stephen and Steve, buddies again: Mr Elop (left) will head Microsoft's Devices team, and is tipped to replace Mr Ballmer when he retires in 2014. - BLOOMBERG FILE PHOTO. [SINGAPORE] The global smartphone industry just got more interesting with ...Microsoft: The hardware companyZDNetMicrosoft to buy Nokia's phone business for Sh633 billionThe Standard Digital NewsNokia-Microsoft Derivatives for AAPL, Samsung, Ceva, QCOM, BBRYBarron's (blog)Wall Street Journal (blog) -MarketWatch -Sydney Morning Heraldall 2,089 news articles »

Arrival of Heads of Delegations for G20 Leaders SummitGetty ImagesSAINT PETERSBURG, RUSSIA - SEPTEMBER 3: In this handout provided by RIA Novosti, President of the Federative Republic of Brazil Dilma Rousseff arrives at the airport ahead of the G20 Leaders' Summit September 3, 2013 in Saint Petersburg, Russia.and more »

Israel says missile launched in Mediterranean was part of joint exercise with USABC OnlineThe Israeli military has confirmed it was involved in a joint missile exercise with US forces in the eastern Mediterranean amid heightened tensions over a possible strike on Syria. First reports about activity in the area came from the Russians who said they had ...and more »

Economic TimesMicrosoft: The hardware companyZDNetSummary: It's official. With the purchase of Nokia's device division, Microsoft is now a serious hardware company. Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols. By Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols for Between the Lines | September 3, 2013 -- 20:30 GMT (13:30 PDT). Follow @sjvn.Microsoft to buy Nokia's phone business for Sh633 billionThe Standard Digital NewsNokia-Microsoft Derivatives for AAPL, Samsung, Ceva, QCOM, BBRYBarron's (blog)Microsoft's Challenge: Win Over DevelopersWall Street Journal (blog)South China Morning Post -Sydney Morning Herald -CNET (blog)all 2,060 news articles »

BBC NewsForget the Microsoft Soap Opera. It's the Verizon Deal That MattersWiredThe drama over former Nokia boss Stephen Elop and Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is amusing. But it's nothing compared to the new Verizon Wireless. Photo: Jim Merithew/WIRED. To be sure, Microsoft's purchase of Nokia's cellphone business makes for a ...Questor: what Vodafone shareholders need to know about the payoutTelegraph.co.ukWall Street Plays DefenseDaily BeastBumper Vodafone sale to help UK stocksReutersBusiness Standard -Vancouver Sun -CNNMoneyall 1,298 news articles »

AFPEgyptian helicopters strike rebels in SinaiArab NewsEgyptian Army personnel supervise the destruction of tunnels between the Egypt and the Gaza Strip at the border near the town of Rafah, northern Sinai, Egypt, on Tuesday. (AP). ASHRAF SWEILAM | AP. Published — Wednesday 4 September 2013.Egyptians protest as army demolishes Gaza border homesThe Daily StarLocal, foreign Islamic militants turn Egypt's Sinai a new front for jihadFox NewsEgypt's Sinai emerges as new theater for jihadPhilly.comTelegraph.co.uk -Ma'an News Agencyall 217 news articles »

ABC NewsMicrosoft to buy Nokia's phone business for Sh633 billionThe Standard Digital NewsMicrosoft Corp will buy Nokia's phone business and license its patents for $7.2 billion (Sh633 billion) a bold foray into mobile devices that also brings potential chief executive contender Stephen Elop back into the fold. Two years after hitching its fate to ...What Is the Future for Microsoft?BloombergMicrosoft to buy Nokia phones, patents for $7.2BJamaica ObserverNokia-Microsoft Derivatives for AAPL, Samsung, Ceva, QCOM, BBRYBarron's (blog)Wall Street Journal (blog) -Washington Post (blog) -PC Magazineall 2,048 news articles »