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Kenya Airways firm expands drones fleet for farms

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Hawkins Musili is the General Manager of Fahari Aviation. FILE PHOTO | POOL    

By  Edna Mwenda

Business Reporter

Nation Media Group

Kenya Airways' subsidiary Fahari Aviation has expanded its drone fleet on the back of higher demand for precision agriculture solutions.

The 14 additional drones will be used in spraying crops and spreading farm inputs and land inspection.

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