Fergie banned
LONDON.
A Football Association tribunal has given Sir Alex Ferguson a five-match touchline ban for
Zim MDGs: An uphill task
By Roselyne Sachiti
THE Millennium Development Goals Status Report 2010, aimed at providing the current
Chirundu shrugs off vice tag
By Noah Pito in Hurungwe
FRIDAY, January 21 2011, will always be a memorable day at Chirundu as it signifies not
Our survival, strength should come from within
The American South has given the world many great things: gob-smacking food, fine bourbon
Granny (70) bears brunt of HIV/Aids
. . . lost all her kids, stuck with seven orphans
ELDERLY people are bearing the brunt of the HIV pandemic.
Cheetahs prowl Mbare turf
By Paul Munyuki
ZIMBABWE Sevens rugby squad yesterday took time to have an afternoon training session
12 civilians killed in Abidjan
ABIDJAN
At least 12 people were killed in Abidjan yesterday when troops loyal to strongman Laurent
Air raids target Benghazi
TRIPOLI/BENGHAZI.
Libyan troops pushed forward towards the insurgent stronghold of Benghazi yesterday and
Military pours water on overheating plant
TOKYO.
Japanese military helicopters and fire trucks poured water on an overheating nuclear facility
Rogue soldiers rob, rape women at lodge
Court Reporter
TWO soldiers, believed to be members of a gang of rogue troops who robbed, assaulted





