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Highlights this week include:
- Exclusive interview with couple whose boat was hit by a breaching whale.
- Lisa Roberts won the European Championships Title
- The world’s largest SA restaurant – Shaka Zulu – is set to become an iconic venue in London
- Archbishop Desmond Tutu announced his retirement.
- Louis Oosthuizen won the British Open Golf Tournament
- Prince Albert of Monaco sets wedding date with SA swimmer Charlene Wittstock.
- South African surfer Jordy Smith is leading the World Surfing tour.

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