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London – Manchester United withstood a furious fightback by 10-man Manchester City to beat their local rivals 3-2 in a dramatic FA Cup third-round match at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday.
Aging infrastructure costs council
Chronicle Reporter
THE Bulawayo City Council has recorded between 65 to 80 percent increase in water leakages and burst pipes in 2011 compared to the previous years and this has been attributed to aging infrastructure.
Messi bids to emulate Platini
Lionel Messi will find out today if he has become the first man since Michel Platini to win the Ballon d’Or for three years running when the winner of the 2011 award is announced at a ceremony in Zurich.
Man hangs self after detention
Chronicle Reporter
A 36-year-old Jambezi man committed suicide by hanging after his release by police who had arrested him for loitering in the early hours of 2 January.
The incident happened under village head Jeqe at Gundwa Village 3 at Benita Chuma’s homestead.
Panthers start 2012 with victory
By Mbongeni Manga
Western Panthers began their Zimbo Under-20 Cup campaign with a 38-0 victory over Bulldogs.
Health hazard looms in Maphisa
Chronicle Reporter
A HEALTH hazard is looming at the Garikai-Hlalani Kuhle housing project in Maphisa, as the two Blair toilets that were servicing residents are no longer operational.
Musharu explains CAF squad omission
By Noel Munzabwa
KUDAKWASHE Musharu has reverted back to being a Monomotapa player after his loan deal with CAF Cup representatives, Motor Action expired in December.
Masvingo Grade Seven results improve
Masvingo Correspondent
MASVINGO Province has recorded a marked improvement in the 2011 Grade 7 pass rate, the Provincial Education Director (PED), Ms Clara Dube has said.
Dube to make crucial decision on boxing career
Sports Reporter
THAMSANQA Dube will make a decision whether he still wants to fight or retire at the end of this month.
ANC was formed to fight racism prt2
By Saul Gwakuba Ndlovu
NOT only was the union Government spurning the hand of friendship the SANNC was extending to it but it was entrenching itself in every possible way and was repeatedly emphasising that South Africa was a white man’s country, the black people being there on sufferance and only as servants of the white people.