How Covid rerouted Kekana to Drones
Themba Kekana was on course to finish his commercial pilot licence when Covid-19 hit and grounded flights, forcing him to change his career path to focus on flying drones.
SATURDAY, 26 APRIL 2025, 10:41
Themba Kekana was on course to finish his commercial pilot licence when Covid-19 hit and grounded flights, forcing him to change his career path to focus on flying drones.
Themba Kekana was on course to finish his commercial pilot licence when Covid-19 hit and grounded flights, forcing him to change his career path to focus on flying drones.
South Africans must have their jerseys and umbrellas close by as heavy rainfall, widespread thunderstorms, flooding and a significant drop in temperatures were expected to hit most of the country from Wednesday.
Cape Town will offer free access to its nature reserves this weekend to encourage public participation in the 2025 City Nature Challenge.
African Bank has been fined R700,000 for a misleading advert encouraging people to take out loans under the guise of “investment”.
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