Show me your drone: In conversation with ADDA's first graduate
We are sure there will come a time when the African Drone and Data Academy in Malawi will be the Harvard of Drone training in Africa, and pe…
We are sure there will come a time when the African Drone and Data Academy in Malawi will be the Harvard of Drone training in Africa, and pe…
Chinese drone maker fends off fraud allegations You could say something had to go wrong for the EHang fairy tale. The Chinese passenge…
203 days ago, on July 30, 2020 in Cape Canaveral Space Force Station Florida, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) l…
We know this might have nothing to do with Africa but (in Spider Man’s voice, just after he was snapped back to life and reunites with Mr …
We have a bone to chew with the African Union. Five years after the then AU Commission chairperson, Dr Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma appointed a…
The way it normally works with drones in flight is that, when you want to determine your drone’s location; track its movement or help it n…
We all know what the year 2020 was like to all of humanity. We were all happy and looking forward to the start of another year – then j…
From KwaZulu Natal with love. It is Zethu Gumede in the spotlight this week, in the latest instalment of Trailblazing Women on Women and…
There are so many drone-based urban air mobility projects that SESAR is involved with right now that it might crack your head just to try an…
Police in the West Midlands town of Solihull in the United Kingdom are deploying drones to parks and public spaces in the hope of catching o…
They do not waste time, do they? Just a few days ago, Women and Drones announced the launch of its first international chapter in Africa…
With drone technology making nothing of a necessarily miraculous rise in the past year, largely thanks to the need to feel the gap left by t…