#FiveThingsYouNeedToKnow: Water tests shows critical E. coli levels remain at KZN beaches
Vodacom Blue Bulls confirm Springbok winger Sbu Nkosi has been missing for three weeks, President Cyril Ramaphosa's lawyer confirms he will seek to challenge findings, and much more.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa's lawyer has confirmed that he will seek to challenge, in the Constitutional Court, the section 89 panel report which disproved his account of the Phala Phala break-in.
Read more: President Cyril Ramaphosa is 'not resigning': spokesperson
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New independent water quality tests show that three Durban beaches — all declared open by the eThekwini municipality - are unsafe for swimming.
Read more: 'For no amount of money' – Durban residents unconvinced by safety of water
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The Bulls confirmed on Saturday that Springbok winger Sbu Nkosi has been missing for three weeks and they have now officially opened a missing persons case as fears mount over his whereabouts.
Read more: 'Grave worry' for missing Boks winger Nkosi
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The French baguette - "250 grams of magic and perfection", in the words of President Emmanuel Macron, and one of the abiding symbols of the nation - was given UNESCO heritage status.
Read more: French baguettes get UNESCO heritage status
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The LivingRoom, at the Summerhill Guest Estate in Cowies Hill, recently won Restaurant of the Year in the Eat Out Woolworths Restaurant Awards. It was also one of only five restaurants in the country awarded a three-star rating.
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