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The US National Transportation Safety Board says it has found initial evidence suggesting the aircraft that crashed in Florida could have begun breaking up in mid-air before nose-diving and exploding. Nine people on board the Learjet 60, which was travelling from Austin, Texas, to the Bahamas, died in Sunday's crash. A tech entrepreneur and his young family, as well as the 20-year-old copilot, were among those who died. NTSB member Tom Chapman says weather conditions could have also played a part in the crash: Future Media News Podcasts Webpage
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In S.A, DA leader Geordin Hill-Lewis is hopeful about South Africa’s future, while calling on political party leaders to put aside their differences and prioritise citizens. The party is set to govern Cape Town outright and is on course to be the largest party in four other metros – Johannesburg, T…
Transport Minister Veikko Nekundi has confirmed that serious allegations have been levelled against suspended TransNamib CEO Desmond van Jaarsveld and Executive for Engineering and Technical Services Bertus Eksteen. The two executives have been placed on suspension pending an independent investigat…
With the festive season drawing near, the Motor Vehicle Accident Fund has issued an appeal to all road users across the country to prioritise safety, obey traffic regulations, and respect fellow motorists on public roads. Abner Kaume Itumba, Senior Accident and Injury Prevention Officer at the fund…
The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia has launched the second edition of its Cran Tech Challenge, inviting local innovators to submit technology-driven solutions that support digital transformation. The competition offers N$150 000 in cash prizes, with applications open from today to 2…
Following the announcement of Chief Veterinary Officer, Kenneth Shoombe, that foot-and-mouth disease restrictions could be lifted this month if the outbreak remains contained, there is hope for relief at the supermarket till. No new infections have been reported in three weeks, with the outbreak st…
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