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Plan to own a drone in Kenya? Here is what you need to do

A remote-controlled drone (unmanned aerial vehicle). AFP

By  Anthony Kitimo

Correspondent

Nation Media Group

The Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA) will from March 15 this year start charging fee for owning and operating Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) popularly known as a drone after Unmanned Aircraft Systems Regulations 2020 took effect.

The authority has been given the go-ahead to operationalise the Civil Aviation (Regulatory Fees and Charges for Unmanned Aircraft Systems) Regulations 2020.

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