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Kenya campaign ends but disinformation battle drags on
Kenya campaign ends but disinformation battle drags on

The campaign for Kenya's presidential election has officially closed but the relentless -- and dangerous -- flow of disinformation continues online, as keyboard warriors battle to discredit rivals by sharing fake rigging claims, experts say.

Springbok triumph adds to woes of embattled All Blacks
Springbok triumph adds to woes of embattled All Blacks

South Africa beat New Zealand 26-10 on Saturday in the Rugby Championship opener in Mbombela, adding to the woes of the embattled All Blacks. The ferocity of the Springboks constantly unsettled the All Blacks, who were lucky to trail only 10-3 at half-time having been outplayed in the opening 40 minutes.

Hoare's golden roar as Australian wins shock 1500m title at Commonwealths
Hoare's golden roar as Australian wins shock 1500m title at Commonwealths

Australia's Oliver Hoare shocked world champion Jake Wightman and Kenya's Timothy Cheruiyot to win 1500m gold at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham on Saturday. But Jamaican high-jumper Lamara Distin (1.95 metres) denied Australia a golden treble, taking gold ahead of Australia's recently crowned world champion Eleanor Patterson (1.92).

'Feels normal' as Bayern rout Frankfurt 6-1 in Bundesliga opener
'Feels normal' as Bayern rout Frankfurt 6-1 in Bundesliga opener

Bayern Munich coach Julian Nagelsmann said he didn't mind if it was beginning to feel "normal" for his team to win the title, after thrashing an overwhelmed Eintracht Frankfurt 6-1 away at Deutsche Bank Park on Friday. Asked after the match if Munich winning the Bundesliga was begnning to feel like "normality", Nagelsmann unsurprisingly said he was happy with the status quo.